Stone

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Stone may refer to:

Materials and minerals

• Rock, a naturally-occurring aggregate of minerals
• Gemstone, an attractive mineral used for adornments
• Dimension stone, stone fabricated to specific sizes or shapes
• Calculus stone, a stone formed in the body, such as kidney stones or gallstones
• Stoneware, a ceramic ware

People

• Stone (surname), people with the surname Stone
• Stone Gossard, American rock musician
• Stone Phillips, American news anchor

Entertainment

Games

• Stones (video game)
• Objects used in the game of Go

Books and comics

• Stone (novel), a science fiction novel by Adam Roberts
• Stone trilogy, a novel series by Graham Edwards
• Stone (Marvel Comics), the name of several characters
• Stones, a young adult novel by William E. Bell

Film and television

• Stone (film), a 1974 Australian action-adventure
• Stones (2002 film), a Spanish film
• Stone (2010 film), an American thriller

Music

• Stone (band)
• "Stones" (song), a song in the Ultima RPG universe
• Stones (Neil Diamond album)
• Stones (Dan Seals album)
• "Stone," a song by the Small Faces on the album First Step
• "Stone," a song by Stereophonics on the album Pull the Pin
• The Rolling Stones, a musical group

Places

England

• Stone, Buckinghamshire
• Stone, Gloucestershire
• Kent
  • Stone, Kent
  • Stone in Oxney
  • Stone, Swale
• Stone, Staffordshire
• Stone, Worcestershire

United States

• Stone, California
• Stone, Kentucky

Unit of measurement

• Stone (mass), an Imperial unit of weight equal to 14 pounds
• Stone (Chinese mass)

Other

• Stone (software)
• Stone Brewing Company
• SS-26 Stone, a ballistic missile system
• Stone butch
• The shell surrounding a seed in drupe fruits
• The act of stoning, a form of capital punishment

See also

• The Stone (disambiguation)
• The Stones (disambiguation)

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