a. [ad. L. lapidōsus, f. lapid-, lapis stone.]
1. Abounding in stones. Also, of stony nature.
c. 1420. Pallad. on Husb., XII. 225. Ther cleyi londis are and lapidose, With donge is good to helpe hem.
1807. G. Chalmers, Caledonia, I. I. ii. 83. Carns … are more numerous in North, than in South Britain, from its abounding more with lapidose substances.
2. Growing in stony ground.
1866. in Treas. Bot.
