[f. STONE sb. + -AGE.]
† 1. Stones collectively. Obs.
1618. Chapman, Hesiod, II. 29. Draw ashore Thy Ship; and fence her round with stonage store, To shield her ribs against the humorous Gales.
2. Weight measured in stones. nonce-use.
1882. H. C. Merivale, Faucit of B., II. II. i. 149. Six good feet of height, and a stonage coming nearer to fourteen than to thirteen on the average.
