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chalkstone
[chawk-stohn]
noun
a chalklike concretion in the tissues or small joints of a person with gout.
chalkstone
/ ˈʃɔːˌəʊ /
noun
pathol another name for tophus
Other Word Forms
- chalkstony adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of chalkstone1
Example Sentences
The excavation unearthed ruins of a building with cups made of chalkstone, a material deemed appropriate for Jewish religious rites, pointing to the presence of the exiled Sanhedrin legislative assembly, the Israel Antiquities Authority said.
The above-mentioned stone cliffs consisted of grey coarse chalkstone.
These nodular concretions are called tophi or chalkstones.
Describing a herd of reindeer which had passed near him, Little Mok took up a piece of Old Mok's red chalkstone and on the wall of the cave drew a picture of the animal.
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