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stone wall
noun
Definition of STONE WALL
1
: a fence made of stones; especially : one built of rough stones without mortar to enclose a field
2
: an immovable block or obstruction (as in public affairs)
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First Known Use of STONE WALL
before 12th century
Rhymes with STONE WALL
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