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white stone used for making statues and other objects used for decoration

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a dark-green or black rock formed when hot liquid rock from a volcano becomes solid

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a type of soft white stone

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a clear rock that looks like glass, especially quartz

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a type of hard pale stone

another spelling of feldspar

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a hard gray stone that was used in the past for making tools

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the British spelling of hematite

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a red mineral (=rock) from which iron is obtained

adjective

igneous rocks are formed from liquid rock from volcanos that becomes solid as it gets cold. Granite and basalt are igneous rocks.

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the solid rock that forms when liquid lava becomes cold

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a type of white or gray stone containing calcium, used for building and making cement

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hot liquid rock inside the Earth

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a hard smooth stone used for building and making statues. Marble is usually white with dark lines that are not regular in shape

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the rock in which hard stones or jewels form

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a transparent stone often used in electrical equipment

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rock or earth from which metal can be obtained

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a very light gray stone from a volcano

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a hard shiny stone often used inside electronic equipment and watches

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salt that is dug out of the earth in lumps of rock

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a type of pale yellow stone used for building, made from sand that has become hard over many years

adjective

sedimentary rock is a type of rock that is formed from substances that have been left by water, wind, or ice and have become pressed together through time. The other types of rock are igneous rock and metamorphic rock.

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a type of smooth dark rock that breaks into thin layers

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a type of dark gray stone that breaks easily into flat thin pieces

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a type of soft stone that is often carved to make decorations

adjective

formed into layers of a particular type of rock

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a very soft stone used for making talcum powder

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