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Uncommon
noun
•
Rock
that is
ground
more
finely
than
gravel
, but is not as
fine
as
silt
(more
formally
, see
grain
sizes
chart
),
forming
beaches
and
deserts
and also used in
construction
.
•
A
beach
or other
expanse
of
sand
.
•
Personal
courage
.
•
In Geology:
A
particle
from 62.5
microns
to 2
mm
in
diameter
,
following
the
Wentworth scale
.
•
A
light
beige
colour
,
like that
of
typical
sand
.
•
A
single
grain
of
sand
.
•
A
moment
or
interval
of time; the
term
or
extent
of
one's
life (referring to the
sand
in an
hourglass
).
•
A
sandpiper
.
verb
•
To
abrade
the
surface
of (something) with
sand
or
sandpaper
in order to
smooth
or
clean
it.
•
To
cover
with
sand
.
•
To
blot
ink
using
sand
.
adj
•
Of a
light
beige
colour
,
like that
of
typical
sand
.
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stand
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gland
grand
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Lineage
sand
English
sand
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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