a type of clay from the Yixing region used for stoneware, known for its distinctive dark purple or russet color

a mixture of sand and small rocks or gravel

mortar (building)

mercuric sulfide (HgS), a toxic red mineral used as a pigment or in traditional medicine

white granulated sugar

a dish cooked and served in an earthenware pot

a wheel made of abrasive particles bonded together, used for grinding or polishing surfaces.

Amomum (fructus Amomi), a plant used in Chinese medicine

a mold made of sand used for casting metal objects

sandpaper (abrasive material)

iron pellets or small balls used as ammunition for shotguns or for industrial blasting

grit; gravel

oil sand (mining)

magnesium oxide (refractory material)

a hard substance such as carborundum or emery used for grinding, polishing, or cleaning

gizzard (anatomy of birds, gastropods etc)

concretion (geology)

house built with concrete containing a high quantity of sea sand, leading to structural decay

a dish cooked in a clay pot or casserole, often including meat and vegetables stewed together.

(mineralogy) sal ammoniac

sea sand (sand of the ocean floor or seashore)

a type of coarse sandstone traditionally used for making millstones

Asian pear; sand pear (Pyrus pyrifolia)

having a rough or matte finish, especially regarding glass or surfaces

sander; sanding machine

facial scrub

grit; coarse sand

to go to the bottom of things (idiom)

a site where sand is excavated, typically for use in construction or industrial processes

the process of cleaning or etching a surface by a high-pressure jet of sand or other abrasive material

zircon sand (zirconium ore)

a container filled with sand or other absorbent material for a pet to use as a toilet.

short-stem Ardisia (Ardisia brevicaulis)

placer (alluvial deposit containing valuable metals)

siliceous sand (geology)

A cultivar of mandarin originating in Guangdong, known for its sweet flavor and easy-to-peel skin.