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grinding stone
noun
A stone tool, used with a quern, to grind cereals
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Found in chamber debris: grinding stone belonging to a statuette of servant (limestone).
Mole requires a metate, a grinding stone, to properly blend the ingredients, the chef insists.
Conventional skate sharpening uses a grinding stone that creates a concave arc in the bottom of the blade.
The rock dust and overflowing ashtrays on the porch suggested that he had been devoting a considerable amount of time to grinding stone lately.
A second shell, found close by, was broken, but its grinding stone was coated with red and yellow pigments, suggesting it had been used more than once.
Grinding stone tools makes them stronger and gives them an even cutting edge; the growth of ground tools enabled Neolithic axe-wielders to clear forests for agriculture, fuel, and shelter.
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Inside stood a modern Amish-style stone-burr mill, with 20-inch pink granite grinding stones.
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