A small ax for chipping timber or stone into shape.

A broken fragment of marble or other mineral aggregate, screened to a specified size.

A Western European and English architectural and decorative fashion employing Chinese ornamentation and structural elements, particularly in 18th cent. Rococo

In a wall, a crack or fissure of greater length than breadth.

A paint using zinc oxide as the principal pigment.

A hard-wearing varnish drawn from natural sources, as from the Japanese varnish tree.