i think it means a ton or a lot (it is really heavy)
totally
Well, maybe its a different way of saying "kill two birds with one stone"...
A stone is a measure of weight used in the British Isles. Twenty one stones is about 133.356 kilograms.
A twenty stone is a unit of measurement commonly used in the UK and Ireland to measure a person's weight. One stone is equal to 14 pounds, so twenty stone is equivalent to 280 pounds.
Perhaps you mean catch-22. This is a phrase derived from a novel of that name: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch-22
127.006 kilograms
A stone's throw is a short distance that can be easily covered by throwing a stone. The phrase is often used figuratively to mean a very short distance.
In the North East of England clem = stone as in he is a big lasd he must be twenty clem
Exactly is stone house; is a phrase traditionally used at weddings, meaning a family united, strong as a stone, happy.
It means something is definite and may not change - like a plan for example: "I am going to spend my next vacation in Brazil and this is already set in stone."
There are 287 pounds in 20.5 stone.... there are 14 pounds in every stone :-)
In the Hippocratic Oath, "cutting for stone" refers to the practice of surgery. It symbolizes the responsibility of the physician to perform surgical procedures skillfully and with care, honoring the tradition of ancient healers who used stone tools for surgery.