Nature > Geological surface objects

A hard mass formed when dirt, sand, etc., is solidified.

A material made of stone that is used in architectural or civil construction.

A small, flat, round stone used for playing go.

(disparaging) Slow-witted or dim-witted brains; or a slow-witted or dim-witted person.

A stone one can hold in one hand.

Grains of rock that have been broken into tiny pieces by the force of nature.

A very large stone.

In a rock-paper-scissors game, the act of clenching one's fist and holding it out, or such a hand.

A tiny water droplet that is formed from vapor particles in the air which come together when the temperature drops or when they come in contact wiith a cold object.

(figurative) A small amount of tears in the eyes.

A yellowish liquid that is excreted from a woman's body before menstruation or delivery.

A small stone that is round and smooth as it has worn away on the floor of a river or the sea.

A common, small stone that does not have a regular shape.

Soil that is sticky and red because it contains a large amount of water.

Wet, sticky mud dough.

Substance covering the surface of the Earth, consisting of small grains.

Soil in which plants can grow.

(figurative) The foundation for a certain task or activity.

Substance covering the surface of the Earth, consisting of small grains.