fire-formed rock

noun
UK /ˈfaɪə fɔːmd rɒk/
US /ˈfaɪər fɔːrmd rɑːk/

Rock that was made hard by heat from fire or lava.

The volcano left behind fire-formed rock that was dark and smooth.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Rock baked hard by a campfire or forest fire.

We found fire-formed rock around the old campsite.

3. Rock shaped or cracked by intense heat.

The fire-formed rock split into thin layers.

4. A stone used in fire pits because it can take high heat.

They lined the fire pit with fire-formed rock.