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Noun soapstone has 1 sense
  1. soapstone, soaprock, soap-rock, steatite - a soft heavy compact variety of talc having a soapy feel; used to make hearths and tabletops and ornaments
    --1 is a kind of talc, talcum

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Soapstone

Noun

1. A soft, compact rock, typically composed mainly of talc, used for sculptures, countertops, and other decorative or functional purposes.

Sample sentence: The artist carved a beautiful sculpture out of soapstone.

Related Product: Soapstone Sculpture

Noun

2. A type of soft stone that is heat-resistant and often used for making cooking vessels like griddles and pizza stones.

Sample sentence: The soapstone griddle heated evenly and allowed me to cook perfect pancakes.

Related Product: Soapstone Griddle

Noun

3. A writing implement made from soapstone, typically used for marking on rough surfaces.

Sample sentence: The construction worker used a soapstone to mark the measurements on the wooden board.

Related Product: Soapstone Marker

Adjective

4. Relating to or made of soapstone.

Sample sentence: The soapstone countertop gave the kitchen a unique and elegant look.

Related Product: Soapstone Countertop

Adjective

5. Indigenous or characteristic of the local population or area.

Sample sentence: The festival showcased the region's soapstone crafts, reflecting the local artistry.

Related Product: Local Soapstone Crafts

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