Associations to the word «Whetstone»
Noun
- Barnet
- Benchmark
- Thor
- Chocolate
- Knife
- Leicestershire
- Razor
- Johnston
- Blade
- Compiler
- Whorl
- Croft
- Pouch
- Sheath
- Spindle
- Cassandra
- Jak
- Apache
- Odin
- Brook
- Ax
- Flint
- Harold
- Promo
- Stanton
- Sabre
- Spat
- Leicester
- Hammer
- Sword
- Crawford
- Dirk
- Hilton
- Wit
- Drawer
- Baltimore
- Axe
- Courthouse
- Dedication
- Rachel
- Tool
- Hook
- Peninsula
- Edge
- Vista
- Winchester
- Lane
- Belt
- Columbus
- Pottery
- Harbor
- Stone
- Stroke
- Deployment
- Admiral
- Mountain
- Nick
- Dakota
- Arizona
- Lance
- Tributary
- Springs
- Glen
- Dave
- Tube
- Borough
- Doc
- Cameron
- Ohio
- Forehead
- Sierra
- Inn
- Township
- Marshall
- Harrison
- Gulf
- Weapon
- Reaching
- Mill
- Oak
- Fort
Adverb
Wiktionary
WHETSTONE, noun. A hard stone or piece of synthetically bonded hard minerals that has been formed with at least one flat surface, used to sharpen or hone an edged tool.
WHETSTONE, noun. (computing) A benchmark for evaluating the power of a computer.
WHETSTONE, proper noun. A location in Barnet, London, England
Dictionary definition
WHETSTONE, noun. A flat stone for sharpening edged tools or knives.
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