IPA: /ˈflɪntlaɪk/
KK: /flɪntlaɪk/
Having a hard, stony quality similar to flint.
The landscape was covered in flintlike rocks that made it difficult to walk.
Flintlike is formed from "flint" (from Old English *flint*, meaning a hard stone used to produce fire) and "-like" (meaning resembling or similar to). The word "flintlike" describes something that resembles or is similar to flint, particularly in hardness or texture.
Think of the hard stone 'flint' that creates sparks, and remember that 'flintlike' means something that is similar to or resembles flint.