flintstone
/ˈflɪntstoʊn/Definitions
1. noun
A stone used to create sparks by striking it against steel, often used in the production of fire.
“The caveman used a piece of flintstone to light his campfire.”
2. proper noun
A fictional town in the animated TV series ‘The Flintstones’, known for its prehistoric theme and working-class characters.
“The main character, Fred Flintstone, lives in the town of Bedrock with his family.”
3. verb
To produce sparks by striking a flintstone against steel.
“The boy learned how to flintstone a match to light his cigarette.”