General

The number of cubic meters of material in its original place in the ground.

Aggregate taken directly from natural deposits; contains both large and small stones.

Compared to lake sand, a sand having sharp edges so that when used in plastering it results in a better

The number of cubic yards of material in its original place in the ground.

A room used for dining, social gatherings, or meetings accommodating large numbers of people.

In New Orleans in the early 19th century, a small town house located flush against a sidewalk.

A bolt having jagged edges to prevent its being withdrawn from the object into which it is driven.