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Meanings of pumice stone in English
Usage of pumice stone in English
1
After this has dried, smooth it off with pumice stone and water.
2
And from that cloud showered these hot, pelting pebbles of pumice stone.
3
Rub into the periphery a paste of sifted powdered pumice stone and water.
4
But where a precious stone will take lustre a pumice stone will crumble.
5
There was yellow soap, a pumice stone, and carbolic soap, and scented soap.
6
It started as soapy fun, but was soon rubbing raw with a pumice stone.
7
French felt, medium hard, is used for rubbing down copal varnish with pumice stone.
8
Next morning, second coat rough-stuff, made with Reno's umber, fine pumice stone, japan, and turpentine.
9
For callous spots rub with pumice stone.
10
The last cone, all of crumbly pumice stone, and at a very acute angle, is tolerably tiring.
11
The walls were lined with a petrified sponge material resembling pumice stone, with thousands of regularly spaced indentations.
12
Do you not observe that there is no mould; that the island is composed entirely of pumice stone?
13
A superficial and imperfect polish may be given by grinding for a short time with powdered pumice stone.
14
Heaps of pumice stone was noticed upon this beach; not any of this production had been met with floating.
15
These pieces of pumice stone are filled into a retort or chamber and the hot gases passed through them.
16
Sheets of zinc or of copper of a convenient size are carefully planished and polished with powdered pumice stone.