stonehenge
/stɔnˈhɛndʒ/Definitions
1. noun
a prehistoric monument consisting of large stones arranged in circular or oval patterns, typically found in England and dating from the late Neolithic period.
“The tourists visited Stonehenge to witness the ancient construction.”
2. verb
to construct or arrange stones in a circular or oval pattern, typically in a ritual or ceremonial context.
“The archaeologists attempted to stonehenge the site to uncover its original design.”