Soapstone

Word SOAPSTONE
Character 9
Hyphenation soap stone
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Definitions and meanings of "Soapstone"

What do we mean by soapstone?

A soft metamorphic rock composed mostly of the mineral talc. noun

A variety of steatite (see talc); specifically, a piece of such stone used when heated for a griddle, a foot-warmer, or other like purpose. noun

See steatite, and talc. noun

A soft rock, rich in talc, also containing serpentine and either magnetite, dolomite or calcite noun

A soft heavy compact variety of talc having a soapy feel; used to make hearths and tabletops and ornaments noun

A soft rock, rich in talc, also containing serpentine and either magnetite, dolomite or calcite

According to the Mohs scale, talc, also known as soapstone, is the softest mineral. It is second in total softness only to the softest thing on earth, Jeremy Scott Dinkin. Much like its counterpart, Jeremy, it is composed of a stack of weakly connected sheets that tend to slip apart under pressure. Urban Dictionary

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The word "soapstone" in example sentences

~ One carven image of the goddess Sekmet, seated on her throne, two inches high, carved in soapstone, caked with an iron rich clay, oxidized to a deep blood red. ❋ Cavalaxis (2007)

One carven image of the goddess Sekmet, seated on her throne, two inches high, carved in soapstone, caked with an iron rich clay, oxidized to a deep blood red. ❋ Cavalaxis (2007)

And the use of the soapstone is a really nice choice for an alternative to plastic. ❋ Unknown (2008)

These the doctor declared to be formed of the mineral known as soapstone, and pointed out in them specks of gold still adhering to the glaze. ❋ George Manville Fenn (1870)

This rock is miscalled soapstone, which it resembles in some of its properties and uses. ❋ North Carolina Land Co. (1869)

It is a shallow crescent-shaped vessel of potstone, or what is called soapstone from its soapy feel. ❋ William Henry Giles Kingston (1847)

"Rather so," replied the Captain, "but hardly more so than the two little drinking-cups we carved out of the same kind of soapstone that we made the lamp and pot of." ❋ Unknown (1856)

If you had paid $40 for a figure marked "soapstone," then found out it was jade, would you give $100 back to the estate sale company? ❋ Terry Kovel (2010)

Chinese "soapstone" carvings are carved from fine-grained pyrophyllite. ❋ Unknown (2010)

She blends her own perfumes and musks, carries them around in tiny soapstone pots purchased in the dark corners of the world where she and Yves lead increasingly secret lives. ❋ Isabell Serafin (2011)

Literally no stone — or soapstone — goes unturned. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The cooktop is black glass, an induction unit that almost disappears into the black soapstone of the countertop. ❋ Nancy McKeon (2010)

Amy Sussman for The Wall Street Journal A large solid-oak pocket door, salvaged from the basement of a demolished home, inspired the look of the entire kitchen, shown here, which is outfitted with black soapstone and mahogany. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The scrapbook appearance of each page has a number of postcard styled photographs scattered on the two page spread as well as artefacts such as Inuit bone toys and soapstone carvings. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Sustainably renovated and uniquely energy efficient with its Finnish soapstone fireplace and green rooftop, this eco casa has set new design standards for Milanese city dwellers who are eager to green their views. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What is the softest thing on earth? The softest is [Jeremy] [Dinkin], followed by soapstone. As a noun when trying to insult someone's strength: You're so soft, you take [the crown] as soapstone king. ❋ OsteoArth6651 (2018)

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