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sandstone
noun sand·stone \-ˌstōn\
: a type of soft stone that is made from grains of sand stuck together
Full Definition of SANDSTONE
: a sedimentary rock consisting of usually quartz sand united by some cement (as silica or calcium carbonate)
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First Known Use of SANDSTONE
1609
Rhymes with SANDSTONE
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SANDSTONE Defined for Kids
sandstone
noun sand·stone \ˈsand-ˌstōn\
Definition of SANDSTONE for Kids
: rock made of sand held together by a natural cement (as of calcium carbonate)
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