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Associations to the word “fake”
Associations to the word “stone”
Synonyms for the phrase “fake stones”
Sentences containing the phrase “fake stones”
- These wonderful caskets were something like large boxes with drawers, from which, when a spring was pressed, fabulous palaces with columns, inlaid with large fake stones, whose inhabitants were carved from lapis lazuli, ivory and jasper.
Quotes from Russian classics with the phrase “fake stones”
- There were skeptics who claimed that these stones were fake, but he willingly took the rings off his fingers and let anyone admire them.
Associations to the word “fake”
- false documents
counterfeit money
fake smile - making counterfeit money
fake ID
fake pounds sterling - turn out to be fake
seem fake
become false - (full compatibility table)
Associations to the word “stone”
- gems
big Stone
huge stone - stumbling block
earth stone
with a stone around his neck - pile of stones
pile of stones
piece of stone - the stone fell
stone wears away
the stone fell down - sit on a rock
sit on a stone
sit on a stone - (full compatibility table)
Aphorisms of Russian writers with the word “fake”
- Live as you write, and write as you live: otherwise all the echoes of your lyre will be false.
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- How to spell “fake” correctly
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- Analysis of the composition of the word “fake” (morphemic analysis)
- Analysis of the composition of the word “stone” (morphemic analysis)
Meaning of the word “fake”
FAKE, –th–th; –shiv, -a, -o. 1. Made to look like an authentic, natural one. Fake pearls.
The meaning of the word “stone”
STONE , –me, pl. stones–to her and (outdated.) stones–ev, м. 1. only units h. Any hard, non-malleable rock in the form of a continuous mass or individual pieces.
Sentences containing the phrase “fake stones”
- These wonderful caskets were something like large boxes with drawers, from which, when a spring was pressed, fabulous palaces with columns, inlaid with large fake stones, whose inhabitants were carved from lapis lazuli, ivory and jasper.
- By the way, ladies-in-waiting, state ladies and chamberlains wore fake jewelry for this evening, so in their circle the ball was called “ball fake stones».
- We never found the former, but during a search in the rooms we found a box with chemicals necessary for making rhinestones, and several dozen fake stones of the highest analysis.
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Synonyms for the phrase “fake stones”
- semiprecious stones
- expensive stones
- magnificent stone
- sparkle with precious stones
- shimmer with precious stones
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Associations to the word “fake”
Associations to the word “stone”
Associations to the word “fake”
- false documents
- making counterfeit money
- turn out to be fake
- (full compatibility table.)
Associations to the word “stone”
- gems
- stumbling block
- pile of stones
- the stone fell
- sit on a rock
- (full compatibility table.)
Morphology
- Analysis of the composition of the word “fake”
- Analysis of the composition of the word “stone”
Spelling
- How to spell “fake” correctly
- How to spell the word “stone”
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The answer to the question in the scanword (crossword) “False stone“, 5 (five) letters (first – s, last – z):
(Rhinestone) 1 0
Other definitions (questions) for the word “rhinestone” (101)
- Pebble on clothes
- Imitation of drag. stone
- Glass Jewel
- A glass trying to imitate a diamond
- Fake bryulik
- Imitation diamond
- “Fake” stone
- Ersatz gemstone
- “Diamond” from crystal
- Shining stone
- Swarovski crystal
- Imitation cut crystal gemstone
- Jewelry stone
- Linden diamond
- Artificial diamond
- Diamond stone
- Counterfeit lead-laced crystal gemstone
- A glass pebble artfully imitating a precious stone
- Imitation by Georg Strass
- False Diamond
- Artificial stone, similar in brilliance and play of color shades to precious stone
- Fake gemstone
- Imitation gemstone
- Glass fake gemstone
- Glass imitating a gemstone
- (named after the inventor, glassmaker and jeweler of the late 18th century.
- “diamond” for those who are not rich
- Faceted glass from Swarovski
- Glass “brulik”
- Crystal from Swarovski
- Linden gem
- Glass diamond
- Glass with diamond claims
- Stone for jewelry
- Glass imitation jewel
- Cheap diamond clone
- Imitation gemstone made from lead glass
- Artificial gem
- Haberdashery briulik
- Artificial lead glass stone imitating precious
- Rhinestone
- Glass under the brulik
- Jewelry stone
- Glass in jewelry
- (named after the inventor, glassmaker and jeweler of the late 18th century, J. Strass) an artificial stone made from crystal with an admixture of lead, similar in brilliance and play to precious stones, a fake gemstone
- Penny “diamond”
- Imitation diamond
- “Diamond” from haberdashery
- Glass shaped like a diamond
- Fake diamond
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- Which artificial stone looks like a precious one?
- Artificial, fake stone
- Artificial diamond
- Glass “diamond”
- Almost diamond
- Diamond substitute
- Diamond replica
- Fake diamond
- Sparkling Pebble
- Fake diamond
- Glass Gem
- Imitating Diamond
- fake diamond
- Which glass has “diamond ambitions”
- “Diamond” without any carats
- Imitation crystal and lead gemstone
- Diamond is fake
- Glass from Swarovski
- Glass a la diamond
- “Jewelry Linden”
- The stone, named after the German glassmaker who invented it, is a good counterfeit for diamonds, emeralds, topazes and amethysts
- Linden diamond
- “Brilliant” on the jacket
- Ersatz diamond
- Glass “diamond-like”
- Shiny pebble
- “Glass from Swarovski” at a diamond price
- Imitation gemstone, artificial diamond, diamond
- Artificial jewel. stone
- Glass copy of diamond
- Fake diamond
- Swarovski, stone
- Fake gem
- Face of costume jewelry
- German jeweler who developed a method for producing artificial gemstones
- What is the name of the German jeweler who developed a method for producing artificial gemstones?
- A jewel from a jewelry store
- Precious surrogate
- Glamorous stone
- Pebble from Swarovski
- Swarovski pebble
- Bullshit, not a diamond
- “diamond” for those who are not too rich
- Pebble in jewelry
- Pseudo-diamond
- False Diamond
- Glass, not diamond
- Jewelry linden
- Artificial gemstone
- Diamond for the not rich
- “diamond” from Swarovski
- fake gemstone made of crystal with an admixture of lead
Meaning of the word
RHINESTER, -A, Muzhkoy road
An artificial stone made from crystal with an admixture of lead, similar in brilliance and play to precious stones.
Rhinestones (from the German Strass, named after the inventor, glassmaker and jeweler of the late 18th century G. Strass) – imitations of precious stones made of lead glass with a high refractive index and dispersion.
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