hard mass

or hard masse

noun

Jewelry. a hard glass used for imitating gemstones.
(not in technical use)
1. any glass for imitating gemstones, especially emerald.
2. any of certain synthetic gemstones.

In any case, the pastes set to a hard mass, in which condition the pastes adhere firmly to the grids.

The womb can be easily felt in the lower part of the woman's abdomen as a hard mass.

After a short time the resulting hard mass is, by means of disintegrators, reduced to a uniform powder.

The labourer that reads turns Socialist, because his brain cannot digest the hard mass of wonderful facts he encounters.

No, they would keep on the ground right enough; they were felted and pressed together into a thick, hard mass.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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