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freestoneA stone that may be cut freely in any direction without fracture or splitting.
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freestonePeaches, plums or cherries where the seed (stone) does not adhere to the flesh of the fruit. frond:
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freestone Peaches, plums or cherries where the seed (stone) does not adhere to the flesh of the fruit.
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freestoneThis term used to describe Jamaican fruit that has a pit to which the flesh does not cling, as in a freestone peach. T
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freestone(n) fruit (especially peach) whose flesh does not adhere to the pit
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freestone Stone which can be easily worked, usually oolitic limestone, or sandstone. It has a fine grain, and may be 'freely worked' with metal tools. Thin slabs of freestone used as facing are called Ashlar.
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freestoneVarieties Peaches and Apricots are divided into two main categories: Freestone and Clingstone. If the fruit has a pit that pulls easily away from the flesh, it is a Freestone variety. If on the other [..]
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freestoneThese are flat stones used for and flooring roofing prior to the widespread use of slate
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