flintstone

/ˈflɪntˌstoʊn/
noun
  1. A hard, gray stone that produces sparks when struck against steel, used historically to start fires.
    • He rubbed a flintstone against steel to create a spark for the campfire.
    • Archaeologists found a flintstone tool used by ancient people.
    • She collected a flintstone from the riverbed to practice fire-starting.
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