| lithology |
The gross physical character of a rock; or the microscopic study, description, and classification of rocks.
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| lithic |
A stone artifact, usually in the form of a stone tool. Archaeologists frequently find lithic artifacts at archaeological sites because humans used to make their tools out of stone before they used metal.
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| lithotriptic |
Dissolves gall, bladder and kidney stones.
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| lithiasis |
stone, as in "nephrolithiasis".
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| lithology |
1. the study of rocks, usually macroscopic. 2. the individual character of a rock in terms of mineral composition, structure, and so forth.
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