to wear away or degrade chemically, such as by acid or oxidation

to wear away or wash away by the action of natural forces like water, wind, or ice

the physical property of causing chemical erosion or decay to surfaces and materials

to rust away

to wear away, decay, or peel off due to corrosion or long-term exposure to the elements

the chemical process of a substance being dissolved or eaten away

a design or work of art produced by the process of etching

the wearing away of a surface by friction or mechanical action

to corrode or erode (literally or figuratively); to wear away

to corrode, erode, or wear away (literally and figuratively)

a corrosive (chemical)

to try to gain an advantage only to end up suffering a loss instead; to go for wool and come back shorn

the wearing away of land and rocks along a coastline by the action of the sea

to be eaten or damaged by the action of insects or moths

The chemical dissolution or erosion of minerals and rocks, such as limestone, particularly through the action of groundwater.

proof against corrosion

to resist corrosion

eroded or shaped by the action of ice or glaciers

a partial eclipse (of the sun or moon)

to wear away or wash out through the action of water or other fluids; the process of being eroded