1. Made of flint; anything proverbially hard. Flint implements, primitive implements in use prior to those of metal, and of interest in connection with questions of archaeology.

2. A variety of quartz, consisting mainly of silica, with a little oxide of iron, alumina, and water, and very hard, which strikes fire with steel, and is extensively used in the manufacture of fine earthenware.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• plint,
• cliant,
• fliht,
• frint,
• flent,
• fluient,
• blaint,
• olant,
• flind,
• fliet,
• flyinh,
• froint,
• flgiht,
• linit,
• fflirt,
• alont,
• filinh,
• talint,
• finte,
• filine

• volund,
• find,
• Phalaenid,
• flaunt,
• volant,
• filenet,
• voland,
• Volante,
• violent,
• flight,
• Villaneda,
• fluent,
• feint,
• felinity,
• Fluonid,
• velandia,
• valiant,
• valiente,
• filet,
• -valent,
• fullend,
• violant,
• lent,
• Valent,
• Fulanito,
• VLAND,
• foulant,
• flaunty,
• Fahlunite,
• flownet,
• FLAND,
• filing,
• faint,
• FLUINT,
• vallenato,
• Valanida,
• faaland,
• folland,
• vaillant,
• valinda,
• Volonte,
• Fulande,
• valiante,
• flintier,
• Violanta,
• Valente,
• fluently,
• Flander,
• fahlund,
• feuillant,
• violenta,
• flandy,
• vulned,
• felland,
• valliant,
• FALANT,
• font,
• flirt,
• fallinto,
• valenta,
• PHILNED,
• feline,
• Flynt,
• Violante,
• flindt,
• valenti,
• volland,
• filante,
• flinty,
• UM-FLINT,
• FLYANT,
• fling,
• viljandi,
• Velinda,
• flauntier,
• flat,
• Flynet,
• vallhund,
• Gun-flint,
• foland,
• glint,
• Fluinity,
• flit.

The adjective form of the word "flint" is "flinty".

The plural of the "flint" can be the "flints".

The singular of the "flint" can be the "flint".