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stone paste

stone paste noun: fritware. Also the alternative form of stone-paste.

Noun

stone paste (countable and uncountable, plural stone pastes)

  1. Fritware.
    • Islamic stone paste, also known as frit ware and quartz frit, is a characteristic type of pottery that seems to have been first made in Iraq during the ninth century C.E.2006, Zvi Goffer, Archaeological Chemistry, →ISBN, page 254
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see stone, paste.

Also used as

stone paste is also the alternative form of stone-paste.

Forms of stone paste

pluralstone pastes

Questions about stone paste

What does stone paste mean?
Stone paste means fritware.
What part of speech is stone paste?
Stone paste is a noun.
What is the plural of stone paste?
The plural of stone paste is stone pastes.

Words near stone paste in the dictionary

  1. stone of the philosophers
  2. stone oil
  3. stone paper
  4. stone papers
  5. stone parsley
  6. stone paste
  7. stone pastes
  8. stone pine
  9. stone pines
  10. stone plover
  11. stone plovers

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