clay rich soil crossword Crossword Puzzles
soil 2019-07-08
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- An organism capable of producing their own food.
- A lack or defect of something.
- Organisms visible to the naked eye that live in soil and shred detritus.
- Material that is living or dead.
- The decaying remains of dead plants and animals.
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- An organism that generally gets food by feeding on other organisms or organic matter.
- The breaking down of rocks into soil.
- Organisms too small to see with the naked eye.
- The smallest soil particles.
9 Clues: The smallest soil particles. • A lack or defect of something. • Material that is living or dead. • The breaking down of rocks into soil. • Organisms too small to see with the naked eye. • An organism capable of producing their own food. • The decaying remains of dead plants and animals. • Organisms visible to the naked eye that live in soil and shred detritus. • ...
Ceramics 2021-10-08
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- a method of glazing
- roller the tool that is used to flatten the clay
- rolling out pieces of clay that look like snakes
- is my favorite subject
- when clay becomes rock like it is...
- used to wrap unfinished pots
- a drinking vessel without a handle
- wheel where clay artists sit and spin clay
- a flattened piece of clay is called a...
- once-fired clay, now ready to be glazed
- what you use to paint with
- to properly attach two pieces of clay together
- bone dry underfired clay
- first step in centering the clay on the wheel
- is used to clean up the bottom of a thrown piece
- pot earliest methods of forming pots
- a process of kneading clay
- a medium that can easily be sculpted and manipulated
- pottery that has been glazed and fired
- a drinking vessel with a handle
- used to throw on the wheel, wipe down surfaces...
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- this tool is used to cut blocks clay
- what is painted on the bottom of a piece before glazing
- what is painted on before glazing
- objects with deeper conceptual backing
- what is the ceramic measurement of heat
- this tool looks like a kidney or a bean
- as an artist is, it is important to do...
- can be used to hold fruit, pasta, soup, and more
- wares that are used in daily life
- to make a quick or detailed drawing
- what is the disc that attaches to the wheel head called
- people who make art for a living are often called
- when the clay is being 'cooked'
- where pottery goes to be 'cooked'
- the first step in throwing on the potters' wheel
- when clay becomes vitrified
- can be used to hold flowers
38 Clues: a method of glazing • is my favorite subject • bone dry underfired clay • what you use to paint with • a process of kneading clay • when clay becomes vitrified • can be used to hold flowers • used to wrap unfinished pots • when the clay is being 'cooked' • a drinking vessel with a handle • what is painted on before glazing • wares that are used in daily life • ...
Soil 2022-01-13
8 Clues: shows all horizons • soil forms in layers • is home to many living things • the spaces between particle soil • materials with pore spaces are... • is non living animal or plant matter • roots of strong plants and is made of clay • describes how fast water passes through a material
Clay Terms 2018-10-29
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- A long rolled (snake shape) piece of clay.
- The first time clay is fired.
- To knead the clay or push on it repeatedly to help remove air bubbles and extra moisture
- A flattened piece of clay
- Creating vessels on a potter’s wheel.
- The term used to describe clay that is losing moisture and beginning to stiffen- perfect for carving.
- Shelves and posts used in the kiln firing chamber to enable loading pieces on more than one level.
- A mixture of clay and water used like glue, used in combination with scoring.
- The term used to describe unfired clay that is free of water, only contains the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. It is ready to be fired.
- Liquid glass put on bisqueware to have a decorative coating or finish.
- Breakage of a ceramic piece caused by sudden temperature changes.
- A method of making pottery in which a ball of clay is pressed, pulled, and pinched into a shape with the hands. The thumb is usually used to open the center.
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- To harden; turn to stone. A glassy, non-porous state caused by heat.
- A small cone shaped piece of clay used inside the kiln to automatically shut the kiln off at the correct temperature
- The term used to describe clay that has been fired once
- A mechanical device that will shut the kiln off when a cone has melted
- The act of smashing dried clay to a powder, adding water, and then drying it out to reuse it.
- To make scratches on the surface of the clay before putting two pieces together.
- The term used to describe clay that has dried out and is ready to be fired, it changes to a lighter color and is very fragile
- Firing point at which a claybody or glaze reaches its desired condition of hardness or color.
- The process of heating the clay in the kiln.
- The quality of clay which allows it to be manipulated, shaped, and molded without cracking or crumbling, workability.
- The type of "oven" used throughout the firing process.
23 Clues: A flattened piece of clay • The first time clay is fired. • Creating vessels on a potter’s wheel. • A long rolled (snake shape) piece of clay. • The process of heating the clay in the kiln. • The type of "oven" used throughout the firing process. • The term used to describe clay that has been fired once • ...
Danielle + Clay 2024-05-12
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- Danielle’s Eye Color
- The Honeymoon Location
- Danielle’s Major
- Their First Vacation
- The Engagement Location
- How Many Cats Do They Have
- How Many Dogs They Have
- Where Did Danielle Grow up
- Danielle’s Mom’s Name
- Clay’s Favorite Beer
- Their First Dogs Name
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- Clay’s Best Man
- Where Did Clay Grow up
- Their Favorite Disney Movie
- Their Favorite Hobby
- What Does Clay Do
- Their Favorite Restaurant
- Danielle’s Birthday Month
- How Many Siblings They Have
- Clay’s Eye Color
- Danielle’s Maid Of Honor
- Clay’s Dad’s Name
- Month He Proposed
- Clay’s Birthday Month
24 Clues: Clay’s Best Man • Danielle’s Major • Clay’s Eye Color • What Does Clay Do • Clay’s Dad’s Name • Month He Proposed • Danielle’s Eye Color • Their Favorite Hobby • Their First Vacation • Clay’s Favorite Beer • Danielle’s Mom’s Name • Clay’s Birthday Month • Their First Dogs Name • Where Did Clay Grow up • The Honeymoon Location • The Engagement Location • How Many Dogs They Have • ...
Clay Terms 2024-02-14
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- To make pottery without a potter’s wheel. Using clay slabs, molded clay, clay coils or otherwise manipulating the clay by hand.
- Wooden, metal, or plastic shaping tools used in forming and smoothing pots. Sometimes known as a kidney.
- Making pots or other objects using coils of clay. Roll out coils of clay with the palms of your hands before coiling the clay round into a pot shape. The coils can then be smoothed out using a scraper or rib tool to produce a flat surface to the pot.
- Pottery that has been given a preliminary firing to render them hard enough for further work, such as decoration and glazing. The higher the temperature of the bisque firing, the harder the pot will be, resulting in reduced reaction between glaze and body in the final firing.
- Making pottery using a potter's wheel. Clay is thrown onto the center of the revolving wheel and the potter shapes it by hand.
- A revolving wheel onto which clay is thrown and shaped. Usually powered by electricity or the potter’s foot.
- Clay that is stiff but still slightly damp. Hard enough to retain its shape but wet enough for further work to be done on it (e.g. joining or stamping).
- The second firing of a pot after the glaze is applied.
- Tool used for trimming clay pieces on the wheel once they have reached the leather-hard stage. They can be used to shape and finish surfaces and create functional features of a piece, such as cutting a foot.
- A handbuilding method using your thumb and fingers to pinch a cup or pot shape from a ball of clay. Hold the clay ball in one hand and push the thumb of your other hand into the top of the ball. Using your thumb and fingers in a pinching motion, squeeze the clay as you rotate it with the other hand to gradually make a bowl shape.
- Cones of ceramic material inserted in the kiln which melt at a known point. Used to indicate to the potter when a certain temperature has been reached. Modern kilns have programmers which detect when certain temperatures are reached, negating the use of these cones, however many potters still refer to the cone system when choosing the firing temperature.
- A flat disk that sits on the wheel. Used for heavy pieces that would be difficult to separate from the wheel.
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- A handbuilding technique where pottery is made using slabs of clay. Create the slabs by either pushing the clay out flat with the heel of your hand, beating them out with the side of your fist, rolling them out with a rolling pin, or cut slabs from a cube of clay with a wire. Slabs should be joined when leather-hard using slip and soft clay.
- They are useful for adding and removing water, smoothing surfaces, and general clean-up of your work area. They can also be used for applying glaze if you want a textured appearance, or removing glaze if you.
- To heat pots in a kiln to a set temperature to mature the glaze or clay.
- Preparing clay body by kneading and mixing it to an even consistency.
- useful for decorating and trimming extra clay off the bottom of the piece you are working on.
- The oven in which pottery is fired. Kilns can be fuelled by wood, oil, gas, or electricity.
- Length of cheesewire with a handle at each end. Used for cutting clay.
- A glass-like substance used to decorate the surface of pottery.
- Liquid clay used for decorating, joining, and for casting.
- a sharp metal needle set in a handle. It is used for cutting, piercing, measuring the depth of the clay, creating patterns, scoring, and finishing fine details. It is a very useful and versatile tool and will be found in any beginner's potter set.
22 Clues: The second firing of a pot after the glaze is applied. • Liquid clay used for decorating, joining, and for casting. • A glass-like substance used to decorate the surface of pottery. • Preparing clay body by kneading and mixing it to an even consistency. • Length of cheesewire with a handle at each end. Used for cutting clay. • ...
ART 2021-11-24
10 Clues: RED;BLUE;YELLOW • PEOPLE WHO PAINT • MUSIC WITH LYRICS • BALLET;SALSA;ZUMBA • BOOK USED TO SKETCH • USED BY SINGER TO SING • PEOPLE WHO PLAY GUITAR • FABRIC THAT USUALLY PAINTED • INDONESIAN TRADITIONAL FABRIC • KIND OF SOIL THAT CAN BE SCULPTED
Ceramics Vocabulary 2024-01-31
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- an oven, furnace, or heated enclosure used for processing a substance by burning, firing, or drying
- to wind into rings or spirals
- a mixture of powdered materials that often includes a premelted glass made into a slip and applied to a ceramic body by spraying or dipping and capable of fusing to glassy coating when dried and fired
- to take away by or as if by deducting
- a simple form of hand-made pottery produced from ancient times to the present.
- a mixture of finely divided clay and water used especially by potters (as for casting or decorating wares or in cementing separately formed parts)
- a substance added to another in relatively small amounts to effect a desired change in properties
- the process of maturing ceramic products by the application of heat
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- the oldest method of making pots, plates and other items out of clay
- partly dry and hard enough for tooling
- is a type of fine-grained natural soil material containing clay minerals.
- a thick plate or slice (as of stone, wood, or bread)
- unfired pottery
- a line (such as a scratch or incision) made with or as if with a sharp instrument
- to contract or curl up the body or part of it
- unglazed china that is not to be glazed but is hard-fired and vitreous
- a place where clayware is made and fired
- to force or press (something) into a narrow space or to force (one's way) into or through
18 Clues: unfired pottery • to wind into rings or spirals • to take away by or as if by deducting • partly dry and hard enough for tooling • a place where clayware is made and fired • to contract or curl up the body or part of it • a thick plate or slice (as of stone, wood, or bread) • the process of maturing ceramic products by the application of heat • ...
Science Terms Unit 1 2024-09-11
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- This is how scientists share information.
- We made these to represent animals of the past..
- A text feature that shows how something looks.
- These tree seeds spent time in outer space.
- We used a pan _______to measure mass.
- These are bones from animals of the past.
- This tells what the written content is about.
- This is used to explain a picture.
- This is a _______ crossword puzzle.
- A device used to view very very tiny objects.
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- A tool to measure temperature
- A special type of soil to grow these beans.
- The process used to find answers.
- A graduated________ is used to measure liquids.
- These things need air, soil, water, and sun.
- This print is used for new important words.
- A person who asks questions about the world.
- Scientists use __________.
- The process of asking questions.
19 Clues: Scientists use __________. • A tool to measure temperature • The process of asking questions. • The process used to find answers. • This is used to explain a picture. • This is a _______ crossword puzzle. • We used a pan _______to measure mass. • This is how scientists share information. • These are bones from animals of the past. • ...
How the Crossword Became an American Pastime 2025-09-08
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- To many, solving a crossword is like creating ____ out of chaos.
- Crossword puzzles became especially popular during this holiday in 1913.
- The London newspaper that once editorialized against crosswords.
- In 2006, this documentary brought crossword fandom into the spotlight.
- Wynne’s original name for the puzzle: “____-Cross.”
- Crossword rules required “all over ____” (grid must be fully interconnected).
- Librarians complained that puzzle fans swarmed the reference _____.
- Annual event where solvers compete: American Crossword Puzzle _____.
- Simon & Schuster gave away one of these with their first puzzle book.
- Margaret Petherbridge ____ urged the New York Times to adopt the puzzle during WWII.
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- In 1942, this paper finally launched its crossword (three words).
- Blackout hours during this global conflict made puzzles a welcome escape (two words/Roman numeral).
- A lover of crossword puzzles is sometimes called a ____ (one word from Latin roots).
- A famous palindrome that may have inspired Wynne’s design (five letters, one word).
- The first American crossword was published in what newspaper in 1913 (three words)
- Liverpool native credited with inventing the American crossword (last name).
- Early crossword clue: “Nard” is an aromatic ____.
- Times puzzles gradually get more tricky from Monday to ____.
- The amateur group formed to standardize puzzles: The Amateur Cross Word Puzzle ____ of America.
- The puzzle’s sudden popularity was called a national _____.
20 Clues: Early crossword clue: “Nard” is an aromatic ____. • Wynne’s original name for the puzzle: “____-Cross.” • The puzzle’s sudden popularity was called a national _____. • Times puzzles gradually get more tricky from Monday to ____. • To many, solving a crossword is like creating ____ out of chaos. • The London newspaper that once editorialized against crosswords. • ...
Where do flash floods happen? Vocabulary 2024-10-07
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- large areas of flat land with few trees
- weather that usually includes strong wind and rain or snow
- an overflow of water
- something that is very high up on one end and very low at the other end
- tiny pieces of rock and other materials that cover the ground
- soil a type of soil that has a smooth texture; water does not easily flow through it
- a type of soil that has a rough texture; water easily flows through it
- a pretend version of something that scientists use when the real thing is too big, small, or complicated to work with
- a high area of land that isn't as tall as a mountain
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- a drawing of a place that shows where things are
- a long, thin area of water that flows
- where one side is higher than the other
- an overflow of water that happens very fast
- water drops that fall from clouds
- a high area of land with steep sides
- a high area of land with a side that is almost straight up-and-down
- to soak up liquid, like a sponge does
17 Clues: an overflow of water • water drops that fall from clouds • a high area of land with steep sides • a long, thin area of water that flows • to soak up liquid, like a sponge does • large areas of flat land with few trees • where one side is higher than the other • an overflow of water that happens very fast • a drawing of a place that shows where things are • ...
Gina's Bridal Shower 2019-03-11
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- What attracted Gina to Clay?
- What musical instrument did Gina play?
- Who is Gina's godmother?
- What college did Gina and Clay go to?
- Who was Gina's first softball coach?
- What have Gina and Clay hiked?
- What is the age difference between Clay and Gina?
- What do Clay and Gina enjoy doing in the summer time?
- What branch of the military was Clay in?
- What was the first holiday Gina spent with Clay's family?
- What is Gina and Clay's choice of cocktail?
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- How many states did Gina live in?
- Where did Gina work while in college?
- Who is Clay's first nephew?
- Clay is a fan of what football team?
- What is Grandpa Mel's nickname for Clay?
- What sport does Clay coach and play?
- Gina did a bike ride for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society; how many miles was it?
- What is Clay's last name?
- What is Gina's dog's name?
- What is Clay's middle name?
21 Clues: Who is Gina's godmother? • What is Clay's last name? • What is Gina's dog's name? • Who is Clay's first nephew? • What is Clay's middle name? • What attracted Gina to Clay? • What have Gina and Clay hiked? • How many states did Gina live in? • Clay is a fan of what football team? • What sport does Clay coach and play? • Who was Gina's first softball coach? • ...
6th Grade Clay Crossword 2024-01-30
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- A word for a 3D work of art (not clay).
- The activities we did for the first nine weeks with pencils and paper.
- The art supplies that we used for the second nine weeks. (Think brushes and water!)
- The term for clay that has been through the kiln once (Clay Life Cycle - two words).
- The art supply that we are working with this nine weeks.
- The term for fresh clay that has a lot of water in it. (Clay Life Cycle). (Two words with no spaces)
- The Element of Art that refers to things like red, blue, and yellow (Word Wall Word).
- The hand building technique where you flatten your clay out. (Think of making a Play-Doh pancake).
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- The term for slightly hardened clay that you can still mold. (Clay Life Cycle - three words with no spaces).
- The device used to fire clay - it heats over 2,000 degrees!
- The brand of clay we use in class. (We also use this brand of colored pencils!)
- The Element of Art that refers to how something feels or looks like it feels (Word Wall Word)
- The Element of Art that refers to a geometric or organic figure. (Triangle, Square, etc - Word Wall Word).
- The term for hardened clay that has not been fired yet.
- The Element of Art that we associate with clay (think 3D shapes).
- The hand building technique where you move two of your fingers together to move clay around.
- The Element of Art that refers to how light or dark something is. (Word Wall Word).
- The Element of Art that refers to a connection between two points. (Word Wall Word).
- The term for clay that has been through the kiln twice - usually glossy from the glass it is dipped in. (Clay Life Cycle - one word).
- The Element of Art that refers to the area around an artwork or where you can see through it.
- The hand building technique where you roll your clay. (Think of making a Play-Doh snake).
21 Clues: A word for a 3D work of art (not clay). • The term for hardened clay that has not been fired yet. • The art supply that we are working with this nine weeks. • The device used to fire clay - it heats over 2,000 degrees! • The Element of Art that we associate with clay (think 3D shapes). • The activities we did for the first nine weeks with pencils and paper. • ...
Ceramic Vocabulary 2022-08-27
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- A furnace or oven built of heat-resistant materials for firing pottery. Heat is produced by electricity, propane, natural gas or wood.
- Finely ground clay particles mixed with water. 1) Used for joining two pieces of clay; 2) brushed on (also called underglaze) for decorating purposes (3) May be squeezed or extruded onto the surface for a raised effect. Slip may be colored.
- Clay that has been fired once, at a low temperature. Clay is hard but porous and absorbent.
- when all three dimensions (length, height, and width) can be touched and felt.
- Fine grained earth materials formed by the decomposition of igneous rocks; plastic when wet; strong when dry; and rock hard when exposed to red heat (fired).
- Clay is too firm to bend yet soft enough to carve. It is the consistency of cheddar cheese.
- A combination of miniscule clay and glass particles mixed with water; applied to bisque ware before firing. During the firing process this applied mixture adheres to the form, giving it a hard, durable surface. Glazes can be colored, opaque, clear, translucent, or matte.
- A translucent, nonabsorbent body fired at high temperature. White and hard, it was first developed in China during the 8th century.
- Rolled, snake-like ropes of clay, joined together to build pots.
- Unfired clay ready or nearly ready for firing.
- Enclosed air spaces within clay that must be removed for they may cause ceramic work to explode or crack.
- Surface decoration created by filling an impression in a clay surface with another clay or slip.
- Raised surface design on a clay piece.
- Starting with a ball of clay, the potter opens a hole with his thumb. Pinching the clay between his thumb on the inside and fingers on the outside, a bowl shape is formed.
- The crack formed where two pieces of clay are joined.
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- Surface decoration made by scratching, cutting, or carving lines into clay at various depths.
- Colored slip or liquid stain applied to leather hard clay or bisque ware, then coated with a clear glaze.
- No visible moisture and no dampness to the touch. Clay is ready to be fired.
- Construction processes that include pinching, coiling or building with slabs.
- Rolled flat sections of clay. Wet slabs can be draped over or into forms or rolled around cylindrical or square forms. Slabs may be cut into shapes and joined together using the score and slip method. This is most successful when slabs are dried to the leather-hard state.
- Pottery is one of the oldest art forms explored by mankind. There are many now- extinct cultures throughout the world that did not use written language. For some of these civilizations the only evidence of their daily lives comes in the form of pottery, which when left behind provides important archeological records.
- The quality of a surface.
- Pottery pieces in the raw, bisque, or glazed state.
- Three-dimensional shape and structure of an object.
- Moist and elastic to the touch; clay that is easily manipulated.
- A kneading process, manipulating the clay to remove air bubbles, lumps, and excess water.
- To heat in a kiln (brick oven). Firing is a term used for “cooking” the clay.
- Objects made of clay fired to a high temperature, over 1550 degrees F.
- Scratching or roughing-up the clay surface; used in combination with brushed-on slip, scoring is a preparation step for joining two or more separate clay pieces together.
29 Clues: The quality of a surface. • Raised surface design on a clay piece. • Unfired clay ready or nearly ready for firing. • Pottery pieces in the raw, bisque, or glazed state. • Three-dimensional shape and structure of an object. • The crack formed where two pieces of clay are joined. • Moist and elastic to the touch; clay that is easily manipulated. • ...
Ceramic Vocabulary (Midterm Study Guide) 2024-11-22
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- Roller Large press-like equipment used to roll even, flat pieces of clay.
- Manipulating a clay by pinching with your fingers in your palm to create a hollow form.
- A very fine dust that can linger in the air for days. Prolonged exposure to clay dust can cause silicosis or lung disease. Prevent clay dust from accumulating in the studio, we clean up clay using water, a wet mop or wet sponge. Never sweep in the clay studio!
- which has been fired once, without glaze, to a temperature just before vitrification.
- Mill A machine for mixing and recycling clay.
- First firing, without glaze. Slips can be used in a bisque firing.
- Pressed or rolled flat sections of clay used in hand building.
- A method of kneading clay that uses pressure to make it homogenous, eliminates air bubbles and aligns the particles.
- Squeezing the clay upward into a cone-like shape when working on the wheel.
- A rubber, metal or wooden tool used to facilitate wheel throwing of pottery forms or smoothing clay.
- Clay forms that have been fired in a kiln.
- Shaping a soft or medium leather-hard piece by gently hitting with a wooden paddle to achieve the form you want. Sometimes the paddle is textured to create flat facets or to resolve irregularities in the surface.
- A piece of clay rolled like a rope, used in making pottery.
- Shaping clay or other pliable material by forcing it through a die.
- Stage of the clay between plastic and bone dry. Clay is still damp enough to join it to other pieces using slip. For example, this is the stage handles are applied to mugs.
- Unfired pottery. Ready to be bisque-fired.
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- Completely air dried.
- Wheel A revolving wheel-head which sits on a pedestal base. It is turned by hand and used for finishing or decorating pottery.
- The progressive fusion of clay during the firing process, turning it into hard, non-crystalline glass. As vitrification proceeds, the glassy bond increases and the porosity of the fired product becomes lower.
- Firing The final firing, with glaze.
- Clay mixed with water to the consistency of mayonnaise. Used in casting, decoration and joining clay pieces together.
- A low-fire clay, that absorbs water and is normally fired below 2,190 °F(1200 °C). When red in color it is called terracotta. Also available in white.
- Barrel-shaped equipment used to make coils of assorted shapes and sizes as well as hollow forms.
- Artworks with a stone-like quality made with mid-fire or high fire clay.
- The quality of clay which allows it to be manipulated into different shapes without cracking or breaking.
- A hollow container, especially one used to hold liquids.
- Pushing the clay down and together, forcing the particles of clay closer.
- Liquid clay slip that contains coloring oxides and chemicals used to apply color and designs to ceramic piece at the greenware or bisqueware stage.
- A thin coating of glass. An impervious silicate coating, which is developed by the fusion under heat of inorganic materials.
- A general term for pottery.
- Technique to move the clay so it is symmetrically rotating in the middle of a wheel head so you can then make a cylinder or other pottery.
- A furnace of refractory clay bricks for firing pottery and for fusing glass.
32 Clues: Completely air dried. • A general term for pottery. • Firing The final firing, with glaze. • Clay forms that have been fired in a kiln. • Unfired pottery. Ready to be bisque-fired. • Mill A machine for mixing and recycling clay. • A hollow container, especially one used to hold liquids. • A piece of clay rolled like a rope, used in making pottery. • ...
Inglés 2025-10-13
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- A way of growing plants without soil, using nutrient-rich water.
- The upper layer of the Earth where plants grow.
- Growing only one type of crop in a field year after year.
- The build-up of salts in the soil that makes it hard for plants to grow.
- Substances in the soil that help plants grow.
- The ability of soil to provide nutrients for plants.
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- Natural material from plants and animals that enriches the soil.
- Using resources in a way that protects them for the future.
- The use of scientific tools or machines to improve soil management.
- The process by which soil is worn away by wind or water.
10 Clues: Substances in the soil that help plants grow. • The upper layer of the Earth where plants grow. • The ability of soil to provide nutrients for plants. • The process by which soil is worn away by wind or water. • Growing only one type of crop in a field year after year. • Using resources in a way that protects them for the future. • ...
Save Soil 2022-06-08
8 Clues: it has nutrients • where plant grow • the material used to make pots • the material deposited by water • the liquid needed by plant to grow • the action of adding air to the soil • a material made of small pieces of rock • the light the plant use in photosynthesis
soil 2021-06-21
Bryce's crossword thing☻☻☻☻☻☻☻☻ 2016-05-20
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- the layer of soil beneath the topsoil that contains mostly clay and other materials
- a large mass of moving ice and snow on land
- a fossil in which minerals replace all or part of an organism
- process in which sediment is layed down in new locations
- a stream that flows into a larger stream
- the process by which water,ice and wind,or gravity moves weathered rock and soil.
- Parts of the environment that are or were alive at one period
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- material on earths plants grow on
- The preserved remains or traces of living things
- the type of rock that is made of hardended sediment
- what disease can a couch catch
- the process that breaks down rocks on earths sufrace
- Parts of an environment that has never been alive
- Study of how living organisms interact with eachother
14 Clues: what disease can a couch catch • material on earths plants grow on • a stream that flows into a larger stream • a large mass of moving ice and snow on land • The preserved remains or traces of living things • Parts of an environment that has never been alive • the type of rock that is made of hardended sediment • the process that breaks down rocks on earths sufrace • ...
Ceramics 2024-04-18
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- Stage of clay after it has been decorated and fired in the kiln
- Most common use of clay
- Stage clay where it can easily be formed
- Stage of clay where it is best to attach pieces to it
- Stage of clay after it is fired in the kiln
- A visual representation of a literal word of phrase
- Technique used to remove air bubbles from the clay
- Tool used to create intricate details
- Tool used to cut off smaller pieces of clay
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- Ceramic tiles and bricks are known as these
- The ability for something to remain unchanged when heated
- The minimum amount of coats of glaze required to properly decorate a ceramic piece
- Technique used to attach pieces of clay together
- Material used to decorate a ceramic piece
- This piece required a base, spout, handle and lid
- The ability for something to withstand mechanical and chemical weathering
- Hard material that results from clay being fired in a kiln
- Stage of clay where it is most fragile
- Tool used to cut large pieces of clay apart
- Tool used to shape or remove access clay from the interior of a piece
- An object that is constructed from a material that can be viewed from 360 degrees
- This needs to be uniform in measurement to assure minimal breakage
22 Clues: Most common use of clay • Tool used to create intricate details • Stage of clay where it is most fragile • Stage clay where it can easily be formed • Material used to decorate a ceramic piece • Ceramic tiles and bricks are known as these • Stage of clay after it is fired in the kiln • Tool used to cut large pieces of clay apart • ...
Ceramics and Clay Vocabulary 2023-10-27
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- although kilns no longer rely on fire to heat them we still use this term to refer to the kiln porcess
- when clay has not yet been fired and is expected to move through the three first stages of clay
- A type of hand building in which an artist uses flat sheets of clay
- ___________ point is the temperature and time needed in the kiln for the clay to become fired
- a low fire type of clay that is porous and needs glaze
- ________ fire refers to clay that requires a high temperature in the kiln
- ______ cotta clay is a low fire natural clay with a redish color
- ________ fire refers to clay that requires a low temperature in the kiln
- a high fire clay using kaolin and silicate that creates a glass effect
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- when clay has been fired once but not glazed
- ________dry stage when clay has no moisture or dampness and is ready to be fired
- the hard stage when clay is semi-dry but can still be joined and carved
- a type of joining in which the artist uses a brush to make grooves in the clay
- a high fire clay that is naturally waterproof after firing
- the stage when clay is workable and soft.
- a watered down clay used to join clay as a glue
- a metal and stone furnace that can reach up to 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit
17 Clues: the stage when clay is workable and soft. • when clay has been fired once but not glazed • a watered down clay used to join clay as a glue • a low fire type of clay that is porous and needs glaze • a high fire clay that is naturally waterproof after firing • ______ cotta clay is a low fire natural clay with a redish color • ...
Clay Vocabulary * 2017-02-01
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- 3D
- liquid clay
- rolls of clay
- color used for decorative purposes on clay
- flay pieces of clay
- very fragile statefor the clay
- clay has been fired once
- removing air bubbles
- sticky earth
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- process used to bake clay
- best time to carve and add details
- bottom of clay vessel
- rough up the clay for attaching
- your clay vessel should inlcude a ______ of different coils
- oven used to fire clay
15 Clues: 3D • liquid clay • sticky earth • rolls of clay • flay pieces of clay • removing air bubbles • bottom of clay vessel • oven used to fire clay • clay has been fired once • process used to bake clay • very fragile statefor the clay • rough up the clay for attaching • best time to carve and add details • color used for decorative purposes on clay • ...
Ceramic Lingo 2021-02-15
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- the type of clay we are using
- a flat piece of clay
- the best way to spend your time
- handbuilding process where you squeeze the clay into shape
- preparing your clay to eliminate air bubbles and mix the clay
- the process of recycling clay
- the "paint" used to finish the surface of your ceramic object
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- technique of constructing clay off of the potter's wheel
- the most fragile stage of clay
- strongest stage of clay; great for building and carving
- glass in clay and glaze
- the first stage of firing
- the coolest building on campus
- a rope-like piece of clay
- attaching two pieces of clay together
- any stage of clay not fired
16 Clues: a flat piece of clay • glass in clay and glaze • the first stage of firing • a rope-like piece of clay • any stage of clay not fired • the type of clay we are using • the process of recycling clay • the most fragile stage of clay • the coolest building on campus • the best way to spend your time • attaching two pieces of clay together • ...
Ashly Huerta 3rd hour 2025-02-07
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- tombs for pharaohs
- watering crops in arid climate
- flooding
- rapids and waterfalls on the nile
- flat land where river overflows
- river reed paper was made of
- record keeper
- rich fertile soil
- offering given to another to show respect
- series of rulers from the same family
- God or goddess
- built great pyramids of giza
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- preserving a body by wrapping it in cloth
- rich farmland at the mouth of the nile
- introduced new religion monotheism
- egyptian kings
- existence after death
- only female pharaoh
- belief of multiple gods
- climate of ancient Egypt
- smaller river that flows into or joins larger river
- built the most monument
- ancient egyptian writing system
- had the only intact tomb
24 Clues: flooding • record keeper • egyptian kings • God or goddess • rich fertile soil • tombs for pharaohs • only female pharaoh • existence after death • belief of multiple gods • built the most monument • climate of ancient Egypt • had the only intact tomb • river reed paper was made of • built great pyramids of giza • watering crops in arid climate • flat land where river overflows • ...
Mesopotamia Crossword Puzzle 2015-10-02
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- A person who performs religious ceremonies.
- The type of arrangement in which each worker specializes in a particular task or job.
- Picture Symbols
- A political unit consisting of a city and its surrounding countryside.
- The most famous Chaldean King.
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- The worship of many Gods.
- Sought to extend Akkadian territory.
- A large arc of rich,or fertile,farmland.
- A legendary figure in Sumerian literature.
- A way of supplying water to an area of land.
- A part or funtion.
- A city area.
- Effect,result
- A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks.
- More than they needed.
- Human made waterways.
- A countryside area.
17 Clues: A city area. • Effect,result • Picture Symbols • A part or funtion. • A countryside area. • Human made waterways. • More than they needed. • The worship of many Gods. • The most famous Chaldean King. • Sought to extend Akkadian territory. • A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks. • A large arc of rich,or fertile,farmland. • A legendary figure in Sumerian literature. • ...
Ceramic Key Terms 2022-08-24
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- or square forms. Slabs may be cut into shapes and joined together using the score
- provides important archeological records.
- the surface for a raised effect. Slip may be colored.
- stage Moist and elastic to the touch; clay that is easily manipulated.
- A kneading process, manipulating the clay to remove air bubbles, lumps, and excess
- with a clear glaze.
- Three-dimensional shape and structure of an object.
- slip method. This is most successful when slabs are dried to the leather-hard state.
- Surface decoration created by filling an impression in a clay surface with another clay or
- Objects made of clay fired to a high temperature, over 1550 degrees F.
- The quality of a surface.
- dry No visible moisture and no dampness to the touch. Clay is ready to be fired.
- Pottery is one of the oldest art forms explored by mankind. There are many now-
- is a preparation step for joining two or more separate clay pieces together.
- pockets Enclosed air spaces within clay that must be removed for they may cause ceramic
- Surface decoration made by scratching, cutting, or carving lines into clay at various
- A furnace or oven built of heat-resistant materials for firing pottery. Heat is produced by
- the only evidence of their daily lives comes in the form of pottery, which when left
- before firing. During the firing process this applied mixture adheres to the form, giving it a
- developed in China during the 8th century.
- Pottery pieces in the raw, bisque, or glazed state.
- Hard Clay is too firm to bend yet soft enough to carve. It is the consistency of cheddar
- strong when dry; and rock hard when exposed to red heat (fired).
- A combination of miniscule clay and glass particles mixed with water; applied to bisque
- ware Clay that has been fired once, at a low temperature. Clay is hard but porous and
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- Raised surface design on a clay piece.
- Construction processes that include pinching, coiling or building with slabs.
- Rolled flat sections of clay. Wet slabs can be draped over or into forms or rolled around
- on (also called underglaze) for decorating purposes (3) May be squeezed or extruded
- Rolled, snake-like ropes of clay, joined together to build pots.
- when all three dimensions (length, height, and width) can be touched and
- durable surface. Glazes can be colored, opaque, clear, translucent, or matte.
- The crack formed where two pieces of clay are joined.
- Fine grained earth materials formed by the decomposition of igneous rocks; plastic when
- A translucent, nonabsorbent body fired at high temperature. White and hard, it was
- Colored slip or liquid stain applied to leather hard clay or bisque ware, then
- cultures throughout the world that did not use written language. For some of these
- to explode or crack.
- Scratching or roughing-up the clay surface; used in combination with brushed-on slip,
- propane, natural gas or wood.
- Pots Starting with a ball of clay, the potter opens a hole with his thumb. Pinching the clay
- Unfired clay ready or nearly ready for firing.
- To heat in a kiln (brick oven). Firing is a term used for “cooking” the clay.
- Finely ground clay particles mixed with water. 1) Used for joining two pieces of clay; 2)
- his thumb on the inside and fingers on the outside, a bowl shape is formed.
45 Clues: with a clear glaze. • to explode or crack. • The quality of a surface. • propane, natural gas or wood. • Raised surface design on a clay piece. • provides important archeological records. • developed in China during the 8th century. • Unfired clay ready or nearly ready for firing. • Three-dimensional shape and structure of an object. • ...
How Well Do You Know Your Clay? 2024-01-29
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- A piece of clay rolled like a rope used to help join pieces together.
- A rolled, flat section of clay.
- To scratch hatch marks on it as a way of joining clay pieces together.
- Unfired clay forms or shapes.
- The 3rd stage of clay and where clay is the most workable.
- Greenware that feels like room temperature, dried as much as possible, and is very fragile.
- A method of kneading the clay before use to make it malleable and remove air pockets.
- A fired, glassy coating on a piece of ceramic ware.
- Often called Stoneware. This clay is fired to Cone 6 or 2242 degrees
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- Can be as little as 4% or as high as 20%. Happens in the drying stage as well as the firing stage.
- Clay in liquid form, usually used as a "glue" or binder to join together two pieces of clay.
- Pottery that has been fired once.
- Earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain are the 3 types.
- Pottery oven or furnace. Can be fired by wood, coal, sawdust, electric, or gas.
- To bake or cook in a kiln.
- A crack that appears where two pieces of clay are formed.
- The second or final firing in the kiln.
- AIR Remove this in the clay by wedging or poking with a sharp tool to avoid the possibility of exploding in the kiln.
- Clay that has dried slightly, is strong, but is still wet enough to be shaped.
19 Clues: To bake or cook in a kiln. • Unfired clay forms or shapes. • A rolled, flat section of clay. • Pottery that has been fired once. • The second or final firing in the kiln. • A fired, glassy coating on a piece of ceramic ware. • Earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain are the 3 types. • A crack that appears where two pieces of clay are formed. • ...
Natural Resource Crossword Puzzle 2013-03-21
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- Energy from a nuclear reaction
- A resource that will never run out
- Carbonized fossil fuel
- H2O
- Energy from moving air
- Powered by the sun
- The perservation of natural resources
- Decayed animals in the soil
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- Surrounding conditions
- Wood and solar energy
- Gas and Oil
- Heat from the interior of the earth
- Fuel from organisms preserved in rock
- Colorless, odorless gas
- Fossil Fuel in gas form
- What a tree is made of
- Naturally occurring element
- Mud or clay by a river
- Consisting of grains of rock
- Dark oil made of hydrocarbons
20 Clues: H2O • Gas and Oil • Powered by the sun • Wood and solar energy • Surrounding conditions • Carbonized fossil fuel • What a tree is made of • Mud or clay by a river • Energy from moving air • Colorless, odorless gas • Fossil Fuel in gas form • Naturally occurring element • Decayed animals in the soil • Consisting of grains of rock • Dark oil made of hydrocarbons • Energy from a nuclear reaction • ...
8th Grade Ceramic Terms 2020-12-16
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- clay diluted with water used to join pieces together
- the roughness or smoothness of the clay surface by drawing or pressing into raw clay
- clay products that have been fired for permanence
- clay evenly rolled and formed by draping or joining
- an oven used to bake clay
- clay in an unfired state
- making marks on the edges of two pieces of clay before joining with slip
- unfired clay that isn't quite dry but firm enough to carve or burnish
- kneading moist clay to eliminate air bubbles and produce a uniform texture
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- a first firing of clay without glazes
- creating vessels on a potter's wheel
- a method to build clay using ropelike forms
- moist earth used to make pottery and sculpture
- unfired clay that is free of water and ready to fire
- a method used to shape clay by squeezing it between the thumb and finger
- making clay permanent through baking at high temperatures in a kiln
16 Clues: clay in an unfired state • an oven used to bake clay • creating vessels on a potter's wheel • a first firing of clay without glazes • a method to build clay using ropelike forms • moist earth used to make pottery and sculpture • clay products that have been fired for permanence • clay evenly rolled and formed by draping or joining • ...
Compost 2025-05-13
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- Decomposed organic matter used to enrich soil
- The nutrient-rich final product of well-decomposed compost
- "Brown" materials in compost like dry leaves and paper contain this element
- The process of adding air to compost to speed up decomposition
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- A layer of material spread on soil to keep moisture and suppress weeds
- The use of worms to help break down compost
- To break down into simpler organic material
- Another word for decomposition
- Tiny living organisms that break down compost materials
- "Green" compost materials like food scraps are rich in this nutrient
10 Clues: Another word for decomposition • The use of worms to help break down compost • To break down into simpler organic material • Decomposed organic matter used to enrich soil • Tiny living organisms that break down compost materials • The nutrient-rich final product of well-decomposed compost • The process of adding air to compost to speed up decomposition • ...
8th Grade Ceramic Terms 2020-12-16
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- clay diluted with water used to join pieces together
- the roughness or smoothness of the clay surface by drawing or pressing into raw clay
- clay products that have been fired for permanence
- clay evenly rolled and formed by draping or joining
- an oven used to bake clay
- clay in an unfired state
- making marks on the edges of two pieces of clay before joining with slip
- unfired clay that isn't quite dry but firm enough to carve or burnish
- kneading moist clay to eliminate air bubbles and produce a uniform texture
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- a first firing of clay without glazes
- creating vessels on a potter's wheel
- a method to build clay using ropelike forms
- moist earth used to make pottery and sculpture
- unfired clay that is free of water and ready to fire
- a method used to shape clay by squeezing it between the thumb and finger
- making clay permanent through baking at high temperatures in a kiln
16 Clues: clay in an unfired state • an oven used to bake clay • creating vessels on a potter's wheel • a first firing of clay without glazes • a method to build clay using ropelike forms • moist earth used to make pottery and sculpture • clay products that have been fired for permanence • clay evenly rolled and formed by draping or joining • ...
Clay Vocabulary 2025-12-09
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- An oven used to fire or "cook" clay objects
- A natural material that is pliable when wet and hardens when dry
- Clay becoming smaller after drying or firing
- The quality of clay that allows it to be molded or bent without cracking
- The act of making clay objects using a potter's wheel
- An element of art; a shape that is 3D
- A technique for attaching clay pieces by scratching, then applying slip to 2 pieces
- Knead the clay with your hands to force out any air bubbles
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- Clay that has partially dried; firm but can still be carved or have pieces attached to it
- A glass-like paint that can be fired onto clay
- Clay that has been fired once
- A mix of clay and water used to join clay pieces together
- The art of making sculptures or pottery out of clay
- Clay that has not been fired
- A long, rolled out piece of clay
- A flat sheet of clay
16 Clues: A flat sheet of clay • Clay that has not been fired • Clay that has been fired once • A long, rolled out piece of clay • An element of art; a shape that is 3D • An oven used to fire or "cook" clay objects • Clay becoming smaller after drying or firing • A glass-like paint that can be fired onto clay • The art of making sculptures or pottery out of clay • ...
soil 2023-08-26
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- The movement of water through soil layers.
- Conservation The practice of preventing soil erosion and maintaining soil fertility.
- The process of minerals being washed away from the topsoil due to excessive water movement.
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- The process of breaking down rocks into smaller particles by physical, chemical, or biological means.
- The removal and transportation of soil and rock particles by wind, water, ice, or gravity.
- Profile A vertical section through different soil horizons, showing their characteristics and arrangement.
- A distinct layer or zone within a soil profile.
- The uppermost layer of Earth's crust composed of minerals, organic matter, water, and air.
- A type of soil with a balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay.
- Dark organic matter formed by the decomposition of plant and animal remains in the soil.
10 Clues: The movement of water through soil layers. • A distinct layer or zone within a soil profile. • A type of soil with a balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay. • Conservation The practice of preventing soil erosion and maintaining soil fertility. • Dark organic matter formed by the decomposition of plant and animal remains in the soil. • ...
Stages of Clay and Ceramic Process 2023-10-19
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- The difference between greenware and slip is _____.
- Second stage of clay
- It takes the bisque kiln how many hours to fire?
- Third stage of clay
- In farenheight, how many degrees does our kiln get up to?
- Bisqueware is very ____________.
- Leatherhard is the best stage for _________.
- Which kiln make the clay change so it can't be recycled?
- Once it is glazeware you can ____ out if it.
- Greenware is the most _________/brittle stage.
- Fifth stage of clay
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- First stage of clay
- Sixth stage of clay
- If the clay has gotten to greenware it is too late to ______ items.
- It takes the glaze kiln how many hours to fire?
- Fourth stage of clay
- If the clay is thicker than our ____ it won't dry out properly.
- Plastic clay is considered ______ out of the bag or bin.
18 Clues: First stage of clay • Sixth stage of clay • Third stage of clay • Fifth stage of clay • Second stage of clay • Fourth stage of clay • Bisqueware is very ____________. • Leatherhard is the best stage for _________. • Once it is glazeware you can ____ out if it. • Greenware is the most _________/brittle stage. • It takes the glaze kiln how many hours to fire? • ...
Ceramics FALL FINAL Study Guide 2023-12-12
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- Glaze makes your project ___
- What is it called when you remove air pockets
- This tool is used for cutting clay in half
- What describes if the glaze is shiny or matte
- What heats up the clay
- if your fabric gets wet and is left in the locker it will grow
- Leather hard has how many parts to it?
- What happens when air pockets are fired
- When glazing you must always wipe __
- Bone dry is which stage?
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- Where clay is __ determines the firing range and color
- How many clay body firing ranges are there
- This tool is sued for shaping and smoothing
- Our clay is a high fire __ clay
- What is sand and provides structure to the clay
- Bisquware can not be __
- This tool is used for scoring
- What should you always cover your in progress project with?
- Clay is made up of water, silica, and __
- To blend the seam on the DPP we used ___
- We use score and__ to attach clay
21 Clues: What heats up the clay • Bisquware can not be __ • Bone dry is which stage? • Glaze makes your project ___ • This tool is used for scoring • Our clay is a high fire __ clay • We use score and__ to attach clay • When glazing you must always wipe __ • Leather hard has how many parts to it? • What happens when air pockets are fired • Clay is made up of water, silica, and __ • ...
Ceramics Vocabulary Review for Exam 2024-12-10
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- this tool is used to scoop or carve out clay
- this the part of a vessel that the vessel stands on
- The stage of clay that is good for carving
- clay that has been fired once
- this is usually the widest part of the vessel in the middle
- the stage of clay that is good for shaping clay
- clay that has been fired a second time with glaze
- the object that is used to heat clay to high temperatures
- this stage of clay is fragile and all the water has evaporated
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- the unit of measure for clay temperatures in a kiln
- this object is used to cover clay for storage and keep it from drying out
- this tool is used to smooth out clay
- this stage of clay is used when attaching pieces
- this is the part of the vessel that is the top edge of a vessel
- this tool is used to add moisture to clay and smooth out
- this is done to each piece of clay when you attach them together
- this is the part of a vessel that is attached and used for holding the vessel
- this is the part of the vessel that under the lip and more narrow
18 Clues: clay that has been fired once • this tool is used to smooth out clay • The stage of clay that is good for carving • this tool is used to scoop or carve out clay • the stage of clay that is good for shaping clay • this stage of clay is used when attaching pieces • clay that has been fired a second time with glaze • the unit of measure for clay temperatures in a kiln • ...
Ceramics Spring Final 2023 2023-06-06
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- Watery, wet clay.
- The stage the clay is in when placing two pieces of clay together for the lidded container.
- The process of creating a foot on a wheel thrown piece.
- The method used to create the coil pot.
- Used for cutting slabs of clay.
- The tool used when trimming to take off clay. It is the small one, not the large one.
- Clay that does not have moisture, it is white in color.
- What method was used to create the lidded container and lantern projects?
- Do you glaze the bottom of your projects?
- A process used to get the air bubbles out of clay, also known as kneeding.
- Clay that has been glaze fired and has color.
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- Type of clay after it has been fired the first time.
- The process we used to create the pinch pot.
- When attaching two leather hard pieces of clay, you must do what?
- How many circles are placed on the bottom of a wheel thrown piece when trimming?
- The tool used to roll out clay into a slab.
- Tool we used to draw onto clay. Can also be used to slip and score.
- How many coats of glaze in placed on a piece? (this is in written form, not number answer).
- Once clay has been connected to the bat (on the wheel) it must be ____ before creating something.
- The bottom of a wheel thrown piece, that it sits on.
- Used for smoothing clay, it can be made out wood or metal.
- Clay that is firm but still has moisture.
- What happens when a piece is fired and it has air pockets.
23 Clues: Watery, wet clay. • Used for cutting slabs of clay. • The method used to create the coil pot. • Clay that is firm but still has moisture. • Do you glaze the bottom of your projects? • The tool used to roll out clay into a slab. • The process we used to create the pinch pot. • Clay that has been glaze fired and has color. • ...
earth science 6 2025-11-10
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- formations on the floor
- where a chemical reaction Changes the substances in the rock making them weak or crumble. (Oxidation, acid reactions, Water reactions)
- inorganic soil particles finer chalky particles (medium)
- mix of all types of soil
- Younger mountains formed by recent tectonic movement after the flood. Rockies, Alps Hymalayas.
- Mountains older than Noah's flood. More eroded because they were covered With water Appalachians
- snow falling down a mountain
- a wide valley with steep sides
- the breakdown & moving of rock or dirt Partides
- inorganic soil particles- fine, smooth, particles that absorb water and get Stickey when wet (smallest particles)
- the breakdown of rock by wind water or gravity (erosion)
- -inorganic soil particles gritty particles (largest)
- valley carved by river erosion
- a measure of the percentages of different materials in your soil
- an island shaped like a ring made from extinct volcano.
- Solid pack ice moving Slowly downhill
- eroded material deposited by waves just off the mainland
- Sand storms, sand dunes on Shore lines
- organic matter in soil.
- Soil with very fine particles, it absorbs Water, it stays suspended in Water
- a flat area high in altitude Mesa-flat high area with steep sides
- a small mesa
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- movement of large amounts of Soil by falling down a slope
- Orangic particles decomposed formerly living things
- an underwater volcano that breaks the surface Usually 90-99% of the volcano 15 under water
- Cave created by a retreating volcano
- Cave carved into a cliff by waves.
- Weathering caused by the expansion of freezing water.
- a narrow valley with steep walls
- intentionally breaking down organic material for Soil.
- land formed from deposited silt & sand at the end of a river or Stream
- Soil that is made of tiny weathered rock, Shells or coral. Settles to bottom.
- the breaking and falling of rock down a slope.
- The breakdown of rock into smaller pieces by natural means.
- Soil with fine particles doesn't absorb Water Settles out of water Slowly
- the placement of eroded particles in a new place
- the movement of dirt due to gravity down a slope
- a mixture of small partides of inorganic and organic matter
- formations on the ceiling
- weathering by roots of plants Or digging animals.
- valley carved out by glaciers.
- slide the movement of wet soil down a slope
42 Clues: a small mesa • formations on the floor • organic matter in soil. • mix of all types of soil • formations on the ceiling • snow falling down a mountain • a wide valley with steep sides • valley carved by river erosion • valley carved out by glaciers. • a narrow valley with steep walls • Cave carved into a cliff by waves. • Cave created by a retreating volcano • ...
Effects of the Geosphere 2023-03-02
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- solid nonliving substance found in nature
- soil is a part of this sphere
- cutting down trees
- volcano that has not erupted for some time, but may erupt in the futre
- soil with thin layer of topsoil with little humus
- loose rocks fall down and causes this
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- heavy mud slide down a slope
- volcano that will not erupt again
- volcano that is currently erupting
- sandy and doesn't have much humus but rich in minerals
- causes rocks to fall down a slope
- dark, organic material that forms in soil
12 Clues: cutting down trees • heavy mud slide down a slope • soil is a part of this sphere • volcano that will not erupt again • causes rocks to fall down a slope • volcano that is currently erupting • loose rocks fall down and causes this • solid nonliving substance found in nature • dark, organic material that forms in soil • soil with thin layer of topsoil with little humus • ...
Ceramics 101 2025-10-16
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- Watery (liquid) clay used to “glue” pieces of clay together. Also called mud.
- A framework used to support material being modeled in sculpture
- Heating of clay or glaze to a specific temperature
- A base for throwing, hand-building, or drying
- Surfaces that are hollow or curved inward
- chemicals applied to a clay surface that melt together and form a decorative and protective glass surface
- The process of mixing plastic clay to distribute minerals, organic materials, and water evenly throughout the body to eliminate air bubbles
- The process of producing a sculpture by cutting away parts in a leatherhard stage. Subtractive in nature
- Working water into clay that has become too dry
- Expert Workmanship; Neat; Concise
- A sculpture built by connecting several or many parts to one another.
- Used to show the temperature in a kiln during the firing.
- Clay that is stiff, but it is still damp. It is at its strongest.
- The surface quality of an artwork usually perceived through the sense of touch.
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- Clay that is able to be easily manipulated and will still maintain its shape
- Clay that has not been fired
- When long rolls of clay of equal thickness are used to build a ceramic object
- Decorating a surface such as clay by scratching through the surface layer to expose a different color underneath
- Making figures and shapes by stamping or pushing patterns and symbols into soft surfaces such as clay, leather, or copper foil.
- Clay that has been fired once, unglazed
- An opening that lets out trapped air in a piece of pottery or sculpture.
- The plan that an artist uses to organize the elements in a work of art to achieve unified composition
- A bowl shape made by pinching clay with your fingers.
- a special kind of oven for firing things like pottery and bricks
- Object made of clay and fired in a kiln to a permanent form
- the process of roughening up the edges of clay with a tool in order to join two pieces of clay together
- Making lines or figures by cutting into a surface with a sharp tool
27 Clues: Clay that has not been fired • Expert Workmanship; Neat; Concise • Clay that has been fired once, unglazed • Surfaces that are hollow or curved inward • A base for throwing, hand-building, or drying • Working water into clay that has become too dry • Heating of clay or glaze to a specific temperature • A bowl shape made by pinching clay with your fingers. • ...
hrrtg 2022-07-04
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- a Crossword Puzzle
- Planets
- the puzzle online
- make your own!
- your puzzle on your website
- ads, no watermarks, and no registration required.
- country
- a ready-made crossword puzzle on any subject:
- Crosswords
- on tablets and phones
- Labs is a crossword puzzle maker. It's the simplest and fastest way to build, print, share and solve crossword puzzles online. And it's free to use!
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- your crossword puzzle to PDF or Microsoft Word
- crossword URL
- your crossword as an image
- simple and free to use
- to SVG for full customization
- one million crossword puzzles made!
17 Clues: Planets • country • Crosswords • crossword URL • make your own! • the puzzle online • a Crossword Puzzle • on tablets and phones • simple and free to use • your crossword as an image • your puzzle on your website • to SVG for full customization • one million crossword puzzles made! • a ready-made crossword puzzle on any subject: • your crossword puzzle to PDF or Microsoft Word • ...
Physical properties of the soil 2023-02-23
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- crusting, is a crust that appears on the surface of the soil after a heavy shower of rain.
- aeration, there are macro-pores and micro-pores in the soil that are occupied by both water and air.
- is the ability of the soil to allow water to pass through it.
- is the ability of the soil to allow the passage of air and water through it.
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- are formed when ploughing or rotavating in wet soil conditions.
- is the movement of water upwards in the soil in the pore spaces.
- color, is an important indicator of certain physical and chemical characteristics.
- relates to the ability of soil particles to stick together to form aggregates.
- temperature, affects microbial activity, seed germination and root growth.
- and Shrinkage, a phenomenon that occurs in clay soils.
10 Clues: and Shrinkage, a phenomenon that occurs in clay soils. • is the ability of the soil to allow water to pass through it. • are formed when ploughing or rotavating in wet soil conditions. • is the movement of water upwards in the soil in the pore spaces. • temperature, affects microbial activity, seed germination and root growth. • ...
WHAT'S IN THE SOIL 2024-05-18
5 Clues: it is a sticky fine-grained soil • breaking down of rocks and minerals • upper layer of the earth in which plants grow • a fertile soil mixed with clay, sand and humus • formed by the decomposition of plant materials
Moo 2020-08-20
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- shortcake type
- Elon
- swiss specialty
- mortal enemy
- cucumber
- top degree
- Barrack
- nawlins music
- windy city
- weed or flower
- RI gov
- RI hen
- transfer station
- URI location
- car or insect
- the hub
- llbean home
- ri ski area
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- clam appetizer
- milk shake
- lawn enemy
- square or island
- Mary Tyler
- mormon state
- clam
- planet and car
- alberta's brother
- youngest son
- hardy flower
- soil or neighbor
- Pell bridge
- awesome skier
- 60
- Portugese sausage
- Ernie's friend
- insurance
36 Clues: 60 • Elon • clam • RI gov • RI hen • Barrack • the hub • cucumber • insurance • milk shake • lawn enemy • Mary Tyler • top degree • windy city • Pell bridge • llbean home • ri ski area • mortal enemy • mormon state • youngest son • hardy flower • URI location • nawlins music • awesome skier • car or insect • clam appetizer • shortcake type • planet and car • weed or flower • Ernie's friend • swiss specialty • square or island • ...
Clay 2024-10-11
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- A long thin rope of clay
- clay together firmly to attach 2 pieces of clay
- to rub the edges of the joined clay to finish the seal
- special pant
- unfired clay
- ceramic container
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- a bowl
- roughly scratching wet clay where 2 pieces will join
- a flat pancake of clay
- unfired clay that is bone dry
- a special oven
- liquid clay
12 Clues: a bowl • liquid clay • special pant • unfired clay • a special oven • ceramic container • a flat pancake of clay • A long thin rope of clay • unfired clay that is bone dry • clay together firmly to attach 2 pieces of clay • roughly scratching wet clay where 2 pieces will join • to rub the edges of the joined clay to finish the seal
Lithosphere Review-Part 1 2020-04-20
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- A tectonic boundary between where two plates spread apart from each other
- Thickest less dense part of earth’s crust that makes up the land.
- The weak flexible upper layer of mantle on which the lithosphere moves
- Small particles of rock and soil (sand is an example)
- Thinnest, densest, iron rich crust that subducts on the ocean floor
- A tectonic plate boundary where two plates collide or come together
- magma that reaches Earth's surface
- a naturally occurring, inorganic solid made of up one or more elements that has a crystal structure and a definite chemical composition
- molten rock under the surface of Earth
- The process by which sediments are pressed together under their own weight.
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- The process in which dissolved minerals crystallize and "glue" particles of sediment together with water
- Scientific scale that measures hardness of minerals
- The breaking down of rocks and other materials on the Earth's surface.
- process of weathering, wearing down, and movement of rock and soil by wind, water, or other natural agents.
- The largest part of Earth’s interior, made of molten rock with convection currents
- a type of rock that forms from the cooling of molten rock at or below the surface
- the process that converts sediments into solid rock by compaction or cementation
- rock that forms when sediments are compacted and cemented together
- geologic process by which rock is formed and destroyed
- A tectonic boundary where two plates slide past each other without creating or destroying crust (AKA strike-slip boundary)
- The loose, weathered material on Earth's surface in which plants can grow (made up of silt, clay, sand, organic matter, water and air)
- a combination of one in more minerals which have lithified, the type is named by how it forms
- a type of rock that forms from an existing rock that is changed by heat and extreme pressure
- Any substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances
- The innermost, densest part of earth interior, iron and nickel
- Smallest particle of an element
26 Clues: Smallest particle of an element • magma that reaches Earth's surface • molten rock under the surface of Earth • Scientific scale that measures hardness of minerals • Small particles of rock and soil (sand is an example) • geologic process by which rock is formed and destroyed • The innermost, densest part of earth interior, iron and nickel • ...
AP Environmental Science 2021-12-07
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- _______ change
- the shapes an environment can take
- body of groundwater
- cover 75% of the earth's surface
- second highest taxonomic rank
- number of individuals in an area
- ______capacity
- tropical grassland
- watershed product
- "originating from human activity"
- egg-laying mammal
- thorough nourishment of offspring
- _______ cells
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- _____ winds
- el _____ southern oscillation
- a combination of silt, sand, and clay
- the ground in which plants grow
- whitening of corals
- the _________ cycle is the only with no involvement from the atmosphere
- dynamic species
- fetal birth
- natural drainage system
- weathering with movement
23 Clues: _____ winds • fetal birth • _______ cells • _______ change • ______capacity • dynamic species • watershed product • egg-laying mammal • tropical grassland • whitening of corals • body of groundwater • natural drainage system • weathering with movement • el _____ southern oscillation • second highest taxonomic rank • the ground in which plants grow • cover 75% of the earth's surface • ...
AP Environmental Science 2021-12-07
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- el _____ southern oscillation
- "originating from human activity"
- fetal birth
- the _________ cycle is the only with no involvement from the atmosphere
- ______capacity
- whitening of corals
- tropical grassland
- the ground in which plants grow
- egg-laying mammal
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- weathering with movement
- thorough nourishment of offspring
- _______ cells
- the shapes an environment can take
- body of groundwater
- natural drainage system
- _______ change
- number of individuals in an area
- cover 75% of the earth's surface
- _____ winds
- watershed product
- dynamic species
- second highest taxonomic rank
- a combination of silt, sand, and clay
23 Clues: fetal birth • _____ winds • _______ cells • _______ change • ______capacity • dynamic species • watershed product • egg-laying mammal • tropical grassland • body of groundwater • whitening of corals • natural drainage system • weathering with movement • el _____ southern oscillation • second highest taxonomic rank • the ground in which plants grow • number of individuals in an area • ...
Poetry Words 2023-02-24
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- to plant seeds
- a word that describes a verb
- a mixture of soil and silt and clay
- the season with a lot of snow
- how you feel when you are thankful
- (a noun) e.g.: He was as tall as a mountain!
- when a writer describes an inanimate object with human qualities
- the heavy bottom part of a boat that prevents it from flipping over
- splitting in two
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- the sport with a three-point line
- another word for very tired
- (a noun) the measurement of the strength of an earthquake
- sparkling
- a word that describes a noun
- a long line of dirt that has been made by a plough
- what a farmer uses to turn the soil on the land
- a comparison of two things using the words "like" or "as"
- "It's not my _______!"
18 Clues: sparkling • to plant seeds • splitting in two • "It's not my _______!" • another word for very tired • a word that describes a verb • a word that describes a noun • the season with a lot of snow • the sport with a three-point line • how you feel when you are thankful • a mixture of soil and silt and clay • (a noun) e.g.: He was as tall as a mountain! • ...
Asian Empire Projects 2019-01-18
15 Clues: Ruler • system • Religion • Long poem • seasonal wind • Skilled workers • military leaders • rich yellow soil • Gods or Goddesses • Military commander • could tell the future • Product brought into a country • Controlled large pieces of land • A trade good sent out of a country • Disciplined and obey only there lords
Rich dough 2021-05-20
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- A sweet, rolled-in dough made into shapes, with a filling
- when is egg wash put on danish dough
- what is the best temp for rich dough proofing
- what is fragipane made out of
- another name for a danish twist
- difference between rich and lean dough
- mixing method for rich doughs
- A rich, crescent-shaped roll
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- a yeast roll with a top knot
- Italian rich dough with raisins
- A sweet yeast roll soaked in rum
- what is the preferred fat in rolled in dough
- What is rolled into rolled-in dough
- when is apricot glaze put on baked products
- why is folding rolled dough important
- why is temp so important for rich doughs
- name for rolled in dough
- why is shorting a good sub for butter
18 Clues: name for rolled in dough • a yeast roll with a top knot • A rich, crescent-shaped roll • what is fragipane made out of • mixing method for rich doughs • Italian rich dough with raisins • another name for a danish twist • A sweet yeast roll soaked in rum • What is rolled into rolled-in dough • when is egg wash put on danish dough • why is folding rolled dough important • ...
Moo 2020-08-20
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- lawn enemy
- RI hen
- transfer station
- milk shake
- soil or neighbor
- ri ski area
- planet and car
- llbean home
- 60
- Mormon state
- insurance
- clam
- the hub
- Portugese sausage
- Barrack
- shortcake type
- awesome skier
- nawlins music
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- cucumber
- top degree
- mortal enemy
- Ernie's friend
- youngest son
- Pell bridge
- RI gov
- swiss staple
- hardy flower
- windy city
- clam appetizer
- Elon
- URI location
- weed or flower
- car or insect
- alberta's brother
- Mary Tyler
- square or island
- largest state
37 Clues: 60 • Elon • clam • RI hen • RI gov • the hub • Barrack • cucumber • insurance • top degree • lawn enemy • milk shake • windy city • Mary Tyler • Pell bridge • ri ski area • llbean home • mortal enemy • youngest son • swiss staple • hardy flower • URI location • Mormon state • car or insect • largest state • awesome skier • nawlins music • Ernie's friend • planet and car • clam appetizer • weed or flower • shortcake type • transfer station • ...
3D Experience Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-27
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- : The distance around, between, above, below, or within objects
- : Thin, flat piece of clay used in hand-building
- : To create something on the pottery wheel
- : Refers to size relationships between parts
- : Keeps clay wet and smooths clay projects
- : Quality of wholeness or oneness achieved through effective use of elements and principles
- : Watered down clay used as pottery glue
- in the Round : A sculpture that can be viewed from all sides
- Weave : A simple weave where the weft goes over and under each warp thread
- Cutter : Cuts smooth pieces of clay off a large brick
- : The way an object feels when touched
- : A 3D object with height, width, and depth
- : Threads woven across the warp on a loom
- : A central unifying idea in an artwork
- : Sculpture elements that are raised from a background surface
- : Lightness or darkness of what you see
- : An enclosed space defined by line, color, value, or texture
- : The arrangement of elements to create stability
- Sculpture : A sculpture made with materials like fabric, paper, fiber, or felt
- : Clay making method using hands rather than a machine
- : Stressing the difference between elements to create centers of interest
- : A device used for weaving
- Indiana : Artist who created the iconic LOVE sculpture
- : Combining elements by using a series of gradual changes
- Carving : A technique where sculpted elements are raised from a flat background
- : Baking clay in the kiln at high temperatures
- hard : Clay that is somewhat dry and good for carving
- : Material that becomes hardened after being heated at high temperatures
- dry : Clay that is dry and ready to be fired; very fragile
- Pin : Flattens clay to create slabs and shapes
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- : The hue of an object
- Tool : Used to carve and hollow out clay forms
- : Combining elements to create intricate and complex relationships
- : Producing the look of action or causing the viewer’s eye to sweep across the work
- : A person who creates things from clay
- Tool : Used for trimming, cutting, scoring, and drawing designs on clay
- : Clay that has been fired once in the kiln
- : A carved Polynesian figure often representing a deity
- : Clay objects made for decoration without specific use
- : A symbolic figure representing a clan, often carved on poles
- Wheel : Machine with a spinning wheel to shape pots and bowls
- : Long, thin clay rope used in hand-building
- : Threads that run lengthwise on a loom
- : Clay that can be easily molded or modeled
- : Combining elements to produce the look and feel of movement
- : A three-dimensional art form involving height, width, and depth
- : Combining elements to accent their similarities
- Art : Art movement that used imagery from popular culture like advertising and everyday objects
- : Fine-grained earth that is moldable when wet and hardens when heated
- : Scratching clay to help pieces stick together
- : The transformation of everyday materials into functional art
- Tool : Used to shape, connect, and smooth clay
- : A flat, even piece of clay used in hand-building
- : Interlacing threads at right angles to create fabric
- : Path followed between two points
- : Clay objects that have a specific use or functionWheel : Pottery wheel used for shaping and molding clay
- Pot: A pot made by pinching clay with your fingers and thumb.
- : Clay that has been fired again with glaze
- Letter Sculpture : A 3D letter form representing a word or idea
- : Oven that bakes clay at high temperatures
60 Clues: : The hue of an object • : A device used for weaving • : Path followed between two points • : The way an object feels when touched • : A person who creates things from clay • : Threads that run lengthwise on a loom • : A central unifying idea in an artwork • : Lightness or darkness of what you see • : Watered down clay used as pottery glue • ...
Ceramics Vocabulary 2025-05-06
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- A piece of clay rolled like a rope, used in making pottery.
- Method of shaping clay by inserting a thumb into the center of a ball of wedged clay and lightly pinching with the thumb on the insides and fingers on the outside while slowly rotating the ball.
- Pressed or rolled flat sections of clay used in hand building.
- This is the technique of pressing forms into the clay to get decorative effects.
- A framework/structure that a sculpture is molded around with clay.
- A method of joining two pieces of clay together. First, score making deep scratches in the surfaces that will be joined. Then wet the surface with slip. Press the two pieces together making sure they are securely stuck.
- Unfired pottery. Very fragile at this first drying stage. Ready to be bisque fired.
- To manipulate clay with fingers in your palm into a hollow shape.
- This is the process of heating the pottery to a specified temperature in a large oven called a kiln in order to bring about a particular change in the clay or the surface.
- A form of decoration made by scratching through a surface.
- A furnace of refractory clay used for firing pottery and for fusing glass.
- The joining/smoothing of damp or leatherhard clay pieces.
- Decomposed granite and other earthen materials (alumina + silica + water).
- First firing, without glaze.
- The process of “kneading” the clay (without folding and trapping air) to make the moisture level even and to remove air bubbles that cause explosions in the kiln.
- The final firing, with glaze.
- The quality of clay that allows it to be manipulated into different shapes without cracking.
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- Pottery that has been fired once, without glaze.
- Clay that is dry enough to hold its shape without distortion, yet moist enough to be further trimmed, carved, burnished or scored.
- Plastic (wet/workable clay), Leatherhard (partially dry), Greenware (completely dry & ready to be bisque fired), Bisque (first firing), Glaze (final firing).
- Liquid clay made from water and clay.
- There are three basic stages of dryness of greenware: wet (plastic - plastic clay will not crack or break), leatherhard (slightly damp), and bone-dry (no moisture).
- Greenware that has been fired once without glaze.
- A machine for mixing clay and recycling clay.
- A thin coating of glass. An impervious silicate coating that is developed in clay ware by the fusion under heat of inorganic materials (silica/sand).
- Creating ceramic forms on the potter’s wheel.
- In this technique, flat slabs of clay are pressed into molds in order to create various shapes or forms.
- A flat disc made out of plaster, wood, or plastic. Bats are used to throw pieces on the potter’s wheel.
- Building pottery projects using only the hands and tools (pinch, coil, slab).
- A device with either a manual (foot powered) or electric rotating wheel
- Technique to move the clay in a symmetrical rotating axis in the middle of a wheel head so you can throw it.
- A revolving wheel head which sits on a pedestal base. It is turned by hand and used for finishing or decorating pottery.
- Building ceramic forms by rolling out coils or ropes of clay and joining them together by blending with the fingers or scoring with a tool.
33 Clues: First firing, without glaze. • The final firing, with glaze. • Liquid clay made from water and clay. • A machine for mixing clay and recycling clay. • Creating ceramic forms on the potter’s wheel. • Pottery that has been fired once, without glaze. • Greenware that has been fired once without glaze. • The joining/smoothing of damp or leatherhard clay pieces. • ...
Introduction to Ceramics 2023-04-12
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- Moist and elastic to the touch; clay that is easily manipulated.
- Wide, flat handheld tool used to shape, smooth, and/or scrape clay surfaces; usually wood, rubber, plastic, or metal, either rigid or flexible, with straight, curved, or profiled edge.
- Construction processes that include pinching, coiling or building with slabs.
- The crack formed where two pieces of clay are joined.
- Scratching or roughing-up the clay surface; used in combination with brushed-on slip, scoring is a preparation step for joining two or more separate clay pieces together.
- Ceramic material with glaze applied and fired a second time.
- Clay is too firm to bend yet soft enough to carve. It is the consistency of cheddar cheese.
- No visible moisture and no dampness to the touch. Clay is ready to be fired.
- A pot that is formed by pinching with your fingers.
- Colored slip or liquid stain applied to leather hard clay or bisque ware, then coated with a clear glaze.
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- Clay that has been fired once and ready to be glazed, stained or painted.
- Enclosed air spaces within clay that must be removed for they may cause ceramic work to explode or crack.
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard when fired, that is composed mainly of fine particles of hydrous aluminum silicates and other minerals.
- Pottery is a type of ceramic, specifically containers made out of clay.
- Rolled flat section of clay. Wet slabs can be draped over or into forms or rolled around cylindrical or square forms. Slabs may be cut into shapes and joined together using the score and slip method. This is most successful when slabs are dried to the leather-hard state.
- an object that is made of clay and cured/hardened by heating it to a high temperature.
- refers to the process of creating an object with moist clay, the time of drying out the object and the firing process from bisqueware through glazeware. Moist,leather hard, bone dry, bisqueware, & glazeware.
- a glassy coating on the surface of ceramics: comprised of a mixture of powdered materials that often includes pre-melted glass.
- Rolled, snake-like ropes of clay, joined together to build pots.
- Finely ground clay particles mixed with water. Used for joining two pieces of clay.
20 Clues: A pot that is formed by pinching with your fingers. • The crack formed where two pieces of clay are joined. • Ceramic material with glaze applied and fired a second time. • Moist and elastic to the touch; clay that is easily manipulated. • Rolled, snake-like ropes of clay, joined together to build pots. • ...
Ancient Civilizations 2017-12-18
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- People from rich and powerful families
- Source, Account of an event that created by someone who took part in or witnessed the event
- Is a relative who lived in the past
- Individuals who study the past base on what people left behind
- The title used by the rulers of Egypt
- Era, Another name for the first Stone Age
- Human-made waterways
- A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks
- Jars, Used to store the organs of the mummy
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- More than needed
- God of the underworld
- The process of changing plants or animals to make it more useful
- Includes all the living and nonliving things that affect life in an area
- Skygod
- The study of the past
- Land, A large arc of rich fertile farmland
- Belief in many gods
- Code, Set of 282 laws that dealt with daily life
- One of the earliest forms of writing; made by Sumerians
- River, The longest river in the world
20 Clues: Skygod • More than needed • Belief in many gods • Human-made waterways • God of the underworld • The study of the past • Is a relative who lived in the past • The title used by the rulers of Egypt • River, The longest river in the world • A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks • People from rich and powerful families • Era, Another name for the first Stone Age • ...
AP Environmental Science 2021-12-07
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- thorough nourishment of offspring
- ______capacity
- _______ cells
- el _____ southern oscillation
- the shapes an environment can take
- fetal birth
- "originating from human activity"
- dynamic species
- a combination of silt, sand, and clay
- natural drainage system
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- egg-laying mammal
- number of individuals in an area
- body of groundwater
- second highest taxonomic rank
- _______ change
- weathering with movement
- the _________ cycle is the only with no involvement from the atmosphere
- whitening of corals
- the ground in which plants grow
- cover 75% of the earth's surface
- watershed product
- _____ winds
- tropical grassland
23 Clues: fetal birth • _____ winds • _______ cells • ______capacity • _______ change • dynamic species • egg-laying mammal • watershed product • tropical grassland • body of groundwater • whitening of corals • natural drainage system • weathering with movement • second highest taxonomic rank • el _____ southern oscillation • the ground in which plants grow • number of individuals in an area • ...
Ceramic Crossword 2025-11-17
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- is the machine in which clay is fired
- a very wet version of clay used as a glue together with scoring to make clay stick together
- a piece of clay that has been rolled out into a flat piece
- pieces that are used as decoration
- clay projects that have already been fired once; ready for glazing or painting
- a tube of clay used for both building and decoration
- pieces made primarily to serve a function
- clay is still somewhat damp, but form can no longer be easily changed; this is the best time for carving designs and smoothing with a damp sponge
- allows clay to be hardened under high temperatures (in a kiln), which results in durable, though still porous, ware; prevents clay from melting or breaking down in the heat of the kiln
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- clay is moist, workable, easy to manipulate, and will hold form and texture, but can be easily changed to another form
- projects that have been glazed and are ready for the second firing
- allows clay to be stretched, stamped, rolled, and shaped, and the clay will hold whatever form given to it.
- bone dry clay that has been formed and is ready for the first firing
- the biggest threat to making your piece explode in the kiln
- clay is completely dry, brittle, lighter in color, and feels room temperature when touched; nothing can be changed without breaking it; ready for the first kiln firing
- allows clay to absorb water, like a sponge; has to do with the amount of chemically combined water in the clay
- roughing up a surface to make it stick together
- technique where clay is squeezed together into the desired shape
18 Clues: pieces that are used as decoration • is the machine in which clay is fired • pieces made primarily to serve a function • roughing up a surface to make it stick together • a tube of clay used for both building and decoration • a piece of clay that has been rolled out into a flat piece • the biggest threat to making your piece explode in the kiln • ...
Ceramics Vocabulary 2025-04-15
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- Clay that is completely dry and ready for firing. Wet clay may crack or explode in the kiln.
- Watered down clay that has the consistency of mud. Acts like glue when joining clay pieces together.
- The art of making objects of fired clay.
- Clay that is partially dried but still flexible.
- Scratching designs into wet clay.
- Clay that has dried out but not fired.
- A Natural material found in the ground that becomes plastic when moistened and permanent when fired.
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- Clay that has been fired and now permanent.
- A ball of clay that is pinched together with your fingers to create a pot.
- A machine with a rotating smooth steel diskon top which potters use the “throw” pots on.
- A gritty addition to clay that gives it strength.
- A pot made by stacking coils on top of eachother with a slab or coil base.
- A layer of glass that is fused to the surface of a ceramic piece when fired. It is applied in liquid form with a paintbrush.
- Clay that is very moist, soft, and easy to work with.
- Pushing and turning a ball of clay to remove air bubbles.
- To shape clay by pulling, pinching, or other manipulation with your hands.
- The oven used to “fire” clay.
17 Clues: The oven used to “fire” clay. • Scratching designs into wet clay. • Clay that has dried out but not fired. • The art of making objects of fired clay. • Clay that has been fired and now permanent. • Clay that is partially dried but still flexible. • A gritty addition to clay that gives it strength. • Clay that is very moist, soft, and easy to work with. • ...
Ceramics Vocabulary 2025-04-07
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- A gritty addition to clay that gives it strength.
- Clay that is partially dried but still flexible.
- Watered down clay that has the consistency of mud. Acts like glue when joining clay pieces together.
- A machine with a rotating smooth steel disk on top which potters use the “throw” pots on.
- To shape clay by pulling, pinching, or other manipulation with your hands.
- The oven used to “fire” clay.
- Clay that is very moist, soft, and easy to work with.
- A Natural material found in the ground that becomes plastic when moistened and permanent when fired.
- Clay that is completely dry and ready for firing. Wet clay may crack or explode in the kiln.
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- A layer of glass that is fused to the surface of a ceramic piece when fired. It is applied in liquid from with a paintbrush.
- Scratching designs into wet clay.
- The art of making objects of fired clay.
- Pushing and turning a ball of clay to remove air bubbles.
- Clay that has been fired and now permanent.
- Pot A pot made by stacking coils on top of each other with a slab or coil base.
- Clay that has dried out but not fired.
- Pot A ball of clay that is pinched together with your fingers to create a pot.
17 Clues: The oven used to “fire” clay. • Scratching designs into wet clay. • Clay that has dried out but not fired. • The art of making objects of fired clay. • Clay that has been fired and now permanent. • Clay that is partially dried but still flexible. • A gritty addition to clay that gives it strength. • Clay that is very moist, soft, and easy to work with. • ...
Ocean Sediments 2023-07-14
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- Contained in the White Cliffs of Dover.
- Sediment containing a significant amounts of shells, bones, teeth, etc.
- A term referring to the texture of individual grains of sediment.
- Controls how large of a grain of sediment can be transported.
- Slightly larger than a grain of sand.
- Terms such as sand, clay, silt refer to this.
- Submarine avalanches
- Slightly smaller than a grain of sand.
- Materials deposited in deep-sea sediments as a result of melting ice.
- The degree of this in marine sediments depends on a balance between biological productivity and preservation.
- An example: Manganese nodules
- Typeof marine sediment that is not usually significant and rarely found.
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- Describing the composition of sediments rich in radiolaria and diatoms
- Changes in this will expose less or more of the continental shelf.
- As you move further away from a mid-ocean ridge, the amount of sediment deposited __________.
- An extremely large grain of sediment
- A type of calcareous marine organism.
- The leftovers from any process that occurs in the water column.
- Process that transports the finest materials on Earth to the middle of the oceans.
- It is cold where this occurs, but this phenomenon occurs due to organic matter, not temperature.
- Originating from once living organisms.
- A large source of sand and silt sized sediments to the continental shelf
- An extremely small grain of sediment
- Characterized as being rich in silica or quartz.
24 Clues: Submarine avalanches • An example: Manganese nodules • An extremely large grain of sediment • An extremely small grain of sediment • A type of calcareous marine organism. • Slightly larger than a grain of sand. • Slightly smaller than a grain of sand. • Contained in the White Cliffs of Dover. • Originating from once living organisms. • ...
Ceramics Final 2022-01-21
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- the first firing of the clay, done before glazing and glaze firing hottest firing 2000 degrees
- roughing up the surface of the clay
- handbuilding techniques in which a ball of clay is pinched from the center out with thumb to create a bowl shape
- clay that is dry enough to be joined or carved without distortion, hard enough to be joined can't be bent
- refers to clay that is ready to be fired Very Fragile
- term used for baking the work in the clay oven
- Unfired pottery
- holding the kiln at 200 degrees to dry out projects
- a liquid form of clay used as a glue to join pieces
- where clay is most workable very moist
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- a process of kneading the clay in a spiral motion forcing out the air bubbles in order to obtain a uniform consistency.
- The art of making things from clay
- Large brick oven used for firing ceramics
- fired pottery that unglazed
- handbuilding technique in which flat pieces of clay are joined together
- paint for clay made from sand the turns glasslike when fired
- one of the oldest craft techniques in which objects are constructed completely by hand
- handbuilding technique in which the object is built up with rope like pieces of clay, one on top of another
- firing to a temperature at which glaze melts to form a glasslike surface as well as seal the clay
19 Clues: Unfired pottery • fired pottery that unglazed • The art of making things from clay • roughing up the surface of the clay • where clay is most workable very moist • Large brick oven used for firing ceramics • term used for baking the work in the clay oven • holding the kiln at 200 degrees to dry out projects • a liquid form of clay used as a glue to join pieces • ...
Ceramics Vocabulary 24 2024-03-12
Across
- clay that has been fired to a high enough temperature to be vitrified.
- a refractory clay that can be used to build kilns, forges or for aerospace. It can withstand a lot of heat without melting.
- clay with impurities found on the surface of the earth that forms from erosion.
- you can’t leave my classroom without permission and this item?
- where should you put your ceramics if you want them to dry and fire?
- teacher is only happy when the shop is ___________?
- what did primitive people use for fuel to fire pottery?
- a paint like substance with minerals, chemicals, and colors applied to the surface of ceramics that can make it shine.
- green orange and violet are called what?
- liquid clay used for casting, joining clay together, or adding a color to your clay body.
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- red yellow and blue are called what?
- greenware clay that is wet, soft and flexible but not sticky.
- clay that has dried long enough to be able to fire in a kiln.
- an oven like device made of fire clay tha can handle hot temperatures for firing ceramics or glass.
- slightly flexible clay that is cold to the touch, can be joined together
- what are clay molecules called? They are shaped like footballs only they are microscopic.
- clay that has not yet been fired.
- Fine grained particles from felspar called platelets. Can be molded when wet.
- pure clay commonly found deep in the earth.
19 Clues: clay that has not yet been fired. • red yellow and blue are called what? • green orange and violet are called what? • pure clay commonly found deep in the earth. • teacher is only happy when the shop is ___________? • what did primitive people use for fuel to fire pottery? • greenware clay that is wet, soft and flexible but not sticky. • ...
Ceramics Terms 2023-12-11
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- before firing. During the firing process this mixture coats the form, giving it a
- Fine grained earth materials formed by the decomposition of igneous rocks; plastic when
- durable surface. It can be colored, opaque, clear, translucent
- No visible moisture and no dampness to the touch. Clay is ready to be fired.
- Rolled, snake-like ropes of clay, joined together to build pots.
- Pocket, Enclosed air spaces within clay that must be removed for they may cause ceramic
- Three-dimensional shape and structure of an object. A shape having height, width and length.
- One of the oldest art forms explored by mankind
- Scratching or roughing-up the clay surface; used in combination with brushed-on slip, preparation step for joining two or more separate clay pieces together.
- Construction processes that include pinching, coiling or building with slabs.
- Finely ground clay particles mixed with water. 1) Used for joining two pieces of clay
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- propane, natural gas or wood.
- The quality of a surface or how the surface feels
- Objects made of clay fired to a high temperature, over 1550 degrees F.
- strong when dry and rock hard when exposed to red heat
- to explode or crack.
- Starting with a ball of clay, the potter opens a hole with his thumb. Pinching the clay
- A furnace or oven built of heat-resistant materials for firing pottery. Heat is produced by
- To heat in a kiln (brick oven). A term used for “cooking” the clay.
- his thumb on the inside and fingers on the outside, a bowl shape is formed.
- A combination of miniscule clay and glass particles mixed with water; applied to bisque
- Rolled flat sections of clay.
22 Clues: to explode or crack. • propane, natural gas or wood. • Rolled flat sections of clay. • One of the oldest art forms explored by mankind • The quality of a surface or how the surface feels • strong when dry and rock hard when exposed to red heat • durable surface. It can be colored, opaque, clear, translucent • ...
Weathering and Erosion 2019-02-27
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- The smallest mineral in soil.
- When large rocks are broken down into smaller pieces.
- A mixture of minerals, humus, air and water.
- A natural force that may cause erosion.
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- Something in nature that may cause erosion.
- The largest mineral in soil.
- When small pieces of rock are moved.
- Something in nature that may cause erosion.
8 Clues: The largest mineral in soil. • The smallest mineral in soil. • When small pieces of rock are moved. • A natural force that may cause erosion. • Something in nature that may cause erosion. • Something in nature that may cause erosion. • A mixture of minerals, humus, air and water. • When large rocks are broken down into smaller pieces.
Ceramics Vocabulary 2025-11-18
Across
- Easily shaped or molded
- Tool with a loop(s) of wire used to trim and shape ceramic work.
- The process of removing air pockets from clay.
- Clay that has been fired once, but not glazed.
- Snake-like ropes of clay are used to build and shape the walls of a clay piece.
- A special oven used to fire clay works.
- A turntable used to rotate artwork so all sides can be worked on.
- A thin coat of minerals and glass to make the surface smooth, shiny, and waterproof.
- A state in which clay has lost moisture to evaporation, but not yet fully hardened.
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- A thin-bladed knife.
- Scratching or marking the clay before joining pieces together.
- Tool used to help shape and smooth clay work.
- Works of art made of clay that have never been fired.
- Completely dry.
- A type of earth that is elastic when wet and hardens when heated.
- Liquid clay used to join pieces together; acts like "glue" for ceramics.
- Refers to the sides of the work of art.
- The process of heating clay in a kiln.
18 Clues: Completely dry. • A thin-bladed knife. • Easily shaped or molded • The process of heating clay in a kiln. • Refers to the sides of the work of art. • A special oven used to fire clay works. • Tool used to help shape and smooth clay work. • The process of removing air pockets from clay. • Clay that has been fired once, but not glazed. • ...
Ceramic Terms 2015-01-12
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- Dry unfired clay that is free of water and is ready to be fired
- rope like or roll of clay used for handing building.
- Footing the process of removing glaze from the bottom rim of a piece so that it can be fired standing on a kiln shelf without stilts
- the process of heating the clay in a kiln to permanently transform the clay to a stone like state and to melts glazes
- clay diluted with water, used for joining two pieces of clay together "acts like glue", consistency of cream
- a furnace for firing clay, slumping glass, or melting enamels: can achieve temperatures up to 2500 F.
- a ceramic piece that has been completed but not yet fired
- base or bottom of piece or sculpture
- making marks in the clay to rough up the edges before joining two pieces together with slip
- tool tool with round wire without sharpened edges, used to scoop out small or large amounts of clay, is a delicate way to remove clay.
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- kneading moist clay to eliminate air bubbles and to produce a uniform texture
- tools used for cutting, slicing, smoothing and modeling the clay
- First firing of clay without glazes,in an insoluble but porous state
- tool used for shaping, smoothing wet clay while hand building or throwing, can be made from metal or wood.
- This is a glass like coating developed by chemicals that fuses to the ceramic piece with heat. It provides to decorate, prevent penetration of liquids.
- condition of clay when the moisture in the clay in between plastic and bond dry; can support itself, can be altered by carving
- a moist earth decomposed rock; used in products such as pottery, bricks, tiles and sculpture
- tool clay tool used for piercing, cutting inscribing, texturing and scoring the clay, used for cutting off rims on wheel thrown pieces
18 Clues: base or bottom of piece or sculpture • rope like or roll of clay used for handing building. • a ceramic piece that has been completed but not yet fired • Dry unfired clay that is free of water and is ready to be fired • tools used for cutting, slicing, smoothing and modeling the clay • First firing of clay without glazes,in an insoluble but porous state • ...
Ceramics I Puzzle #1 2020-11-24
Across
- any clay project that has not been fired
- where the announcements are posted
- Big oven for clay
- slip
- annoying bits of clay that are a result of carving
- a sheet of clay
- helps to avoid cracking
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- used to measure perfect thickness of clay
- clay technique using fingers
- kneading clay to get it ready
- Claybaskys word for hands
- hollow clay with no release for air
- scratching clay surface in preparation slip
- state of clay most malleable
- clay that has most of the moisture dried
- something Claybasky drinks too much of
16 Clues: slip • a sheet of clay • Big oven for clay • helps to avoid cracking • Claybaskys word for hands • clay technique using fingers • state of clay most malleable • kneading clay to get it ready • where the announcements are posted • hollow clay with no release for air • something Claybasky drinks too much of • any clay project that has not been fired • ...
Clay Vocabulary 2021-10-19
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- removes air bubbles
- a sheet of clay that has been pressed out flat
- the compound used to decorate, or "paint" the surface of clay
- somewhat moist state of clay that will not bend
- weathered, decomposed granite
- a clay project that has been fired once, making it a ceramic object
- the moistest state of clay
- the most important thing to pay attention to when working with clay
- making scratches in a piece of clay to join it with another piece of clay
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- refers to a clay project that is ready to be fired
- the state of clay that contains no moisture
- the oven in which clay is fired
- flexible state of clay that is still bendable and formable
- how a surface looks and feels
- a "rope" or "snake" of clay that has been rolled back and forth
- applying pressure with the thumb and fingers to create the form
16 Clues: removes air bubbles • the moistest state of clay • how a surface looks and feels • weathered, decomposed granite • the oven in which clay is fired • the state of clay that contains no moisture • a sheet of clay that has been pressed out flat • somewhat moist state of clay that will not bend • refers to a clay project that is ready to be fired • ...
Jerika's Crossword 2021-12-15
Across
- decayed matter (mostly plants and animals)
- the rigid outer part of the earth consisting of the crust and upper mantal
- the smallest particle
- Broken down rocks and minerals
- the best place for plants to grow
- the hottest part of the earth where the earth gets its heat (inside)
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- the process of breaking apart rocks without changing their chemical composition
- the biggest particle
- a large slow moving thing of ice and snow
- the mixture of sand clay and silt
- the solid rock beneath the soil
- when sediments are removed and transported from one place to another
- the process of sediments being deposited to different places
- the mark a rock leaves when scraped on a hard surface
- ability to let air and water pass through
15 Clues: the biggest particle • the smallest particle • Broken down rocks and minerals • the solid rock beneath the soil • the mixture of sand clay and silt • the best place for plants to grow • a large slow moving thing of ice and snow • ability to let air and water pass through • decayed matter (mostly plants and animals) • the mark a rock leaves when scraped on a hard surface • ...
Ancient Egypt 2023-04-20
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- carvings of symbols
- generations of families involved in business or politics
- a person who writes out documents
- grave
- a crane type machine used to lift water
- smooth sand or clay
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- cloth made from water plant
- stone pillar used as memorial
- life after death
- 3-D triangular building
- Where river divides before the ocean
- religious term describing a god
- Soil producing abundant crops
- an Egyptian goddess
14 Clues: grave • life after death • carvings of symbols • an Egyptian goddess • smooth sand or clay • 3-D triangular building • cloth made from water plant • stone pillar used as memorial • Soil producing abundant crops • religious term describing a god • a person who writes out documents • Where river divides before the ocean • a crane type machine used to lift water • ...
Process for Ceramic Arts 2014-09-24
Across
- and then smoothing over the joints
- 3rd Firing for overglaze, glaze decal, gold or silver etc…decoration
- Some moisture remains, clay holds its formed shape. Still accepts additional parts
- which forces out trapped air pockets and develops a uniform texture to remove air
- the method potter use to adhere two pieces of clay together
- a hand building method of forming pottery by building up the walls with ropelike rolls of
- Mixed Clay body must be aged least 2 weeks before use
- The first firing, without over glaze.
- The final firing, with overglaze.
- A form made from plaster of paris in which clay can be shaped. It absorbs moisture
- Ball of clay is pressed, pulled, and pinched into a shape with hands.
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- forming plastic clay on potter's wheel to make a symmetry pot
- Center the wedged clay on the wheel head
- Kneading and mixing clay with the fingers and heels of the hands in a rocking spiral
- Choose clay bodies concern working methods, charateristics, and function of works
- filling a plaster mold with liquid clay (slip) to allow a build-up of clay as the water content is absorbed.
- appling a thin coat of glass.
- thumb is used to open the center
- finishing off by trimming the walls and foot of a pot on the wheel while the clay is leather-hard
- Various making techniques and decorating techniques available
- No moisture left; chalky dry. Must be at this stage to be fired.
21 Clues: appling a thin coat of glass. • thumb is used to open the center • The final firing, with overglaze. • and then smoothing over the joints • The first firing, without over glaze. • Center the wedged clay on the wheel head • Mixed Clay body must be aged least 2 weeks before use • the method potter use to adhere two pieces of clay together • ...
Sculpture 1, Module 2 Vocabulary Crossword 2024-01-30
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- A flat, circular platform that rotates easily on its base. A clay object can be placed on it, to make it easy to rotate and shape the object.
- A type of natural mineral that has plasticity when wet, but becomes hard and brittle upon drying or firing.
- A flat, curved piece of flexible metal used to smooth clay.
- Art based on aspects of popular culture, such as advertisements, logos, products, celebrities, etc.
- A rounded wood stick of various thickness, used in ceramics to control slab thickness.
- Objects made from clay and heated to a high temperature until they permanently harden (fired). It can also refer to the process of making those objects.
- Kneading or mixing the clay with your hands, while pressing down on it to remove air bubbles and make it smooth.
- Clay that has so much added water that it is liquid and runny.
- A flat, curved tool, usually wood or rubber, used for shaping and smoothing clay, especially during wheel-throwing.
- A curved loop of metal on a handle that can shave off pieces of clay. Comes in a variety of sizes.
- Ceramics that are made by hand (without using a wheel or mold).
- A handbuilding method in which he clay is rolled out into “noodles” that can be built up into various forms.
- A loop of metal (with a flat side) on a handle that can shave off pieces of clay. Comes in a variety of sizes.
- Pots or vessels made using the ceramic process. Sometimes used interchangeably with the word Ceramics
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- A needle on a handle, used for thin inscribing and fine details on the clay surface.
- clay that is still damp but is too dry to shape. It feels a bit like leather when you touch it.
- A method of attaching two clay pieces together, by scratching the clay and applying water to the surfaces.
- A thin knife specifically designed for cutting clay
- A very small, thin loop tool used for incising or carving small details in the clay.
- A sculpture material made of glue and paper
- Wooden or Plastic Tools used for shaping the surface of the clay.
- A wire with handles used for cutting clay
- A handbuilding method in which the clay is rolled into flat sheets that can be joined or carved into various forms.
- clay that is totally dry, but has not yet been fired in a kiln.
- Means that something is pliable (soft, flexible) and can be molded into different forms.
- A handbuilding method in which a ball of clay is pinched between the fingers to change its form.
26 Clues: A wire with handles used for cutting clay • A sculpture material made of glue and paper • A thin knife specifically designed for cutting clay • A flat, curved piece of flexible metal used to smooth clay. • Clay that has so much added water that it is liquid and runny. • clay that is totally dry, but has not yet been fired in a kiln. • ...
Sculpture 1, Module 2 Crossword 2024-09-23
Across
- A flat, curved tool, usually wood or rubber, used for shaping and smoothing clay, especially during wheel-throwing.
- In ceramics, it is used to remove excess slip, or to smooth the clay surface.
- A curved loop of metal on a handle that can shave off pieces of clay. Comes in a variety of sizes.
- A handbuilding method in which the clay is rolled into flat sheets that can be joined or carved into various forms.
- clay that is still damp but is too dry to shape. It feels a bit like leather when you touch it.
- kneading or mixing the clay with your hands, while pressing down on it to remove air bubbles and make it smooth.
- A method of attaching two clay pieces together, by scratching the clay and applying water to the surfaces.
- A rounded wood stick of various thickness, used in ceramics to control slab thickness.
- Ceramics that are made by hand (without using a wheel or mold).
- A sculpture material made of glue and paper
- A thin knife specifically designed for cutting clay
- Art based on aspects of popular culture, such as advertisements, logos, products, celebrities, etc.
- means that something is pliable (soft, flexible) and can be molded into different forms.
- a type of natural mineral that has plasticity when wet, but becomes hard and brittle upon drying or firing.
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- A flat, circular platform that rotates easily on its base. A clay object can be placed on it, to make it easy to rotate and shape the object.
- A wire with handles at both ends. Used for cutting clay
- A flat, curved piece of flexible metal used to smooth clay.
- Wooden or Plastic tools used for shaping the surface of the clay.
- clay that is totally dry, but has not yet been fired in a kiln.
- A handbuilding method in which a ball of clay is pinched between the fingers to change its form.
- A handbuilding method in which he clay is rolled out into “noodles” that can be built up into various forms.
- A needle on a handle, used for thin inscribing and fine details on the clay surface.
- A loop of metal (with a flat side) on a handle that can shave off pieces of clay. Comes in a variety of sizes.
- clay that has so much added water that it is liquid and runny.
- objects made from clay and heated to a high temperature until they permanently harden (fired). It can also refer to the process of making those objects.
- pots or vessels made using the ceramic process. Sometimes used interchangeably with the word Ceramics
26 Clues: A sculpture material made of glue and paper • A thin knife specifically designed for cutting clay • A wire with handles at both ends. Used for cutting clay • A flat, curved piece of flexible metal used to smooth clay. • clay that has so much added water that it is liquid and runny. • clay that is totally dry, but has not yet been fired in a kiln. • ...
Soils term 2 revision 2025-07-13
Across
- Plants that have limited root growth have low...
- The best soils contain 45% of ____ matter
- This mineral matter holds the most water
- This mineral matter does contain lots of nutrients, but can also be quickly washed away
- This mineral matter has less nutrients as it tends to dry out many soil organisms
- Soil texture is the most preferred.
- Plants that find it difficult to grow new leaves have low...
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- You can use ________ to increase the soil's pH if it is too acidic.
- If the Soil's pH is 7, then it is....
- If the Soil's pH is higher than 7, then it is...
- Determines of the soil is Basic, Acidic, or Neutral
- Plants that can flower or fruit have low...
- If the Soil's pH is lower than 7, then it is....
13 Clues: Soil texture is the most preferred. • If the Soil's pH is 7, then it is.... • This mineral matter holds the most water • The best soils contain 45% of ____ matter • Plants that can flower or fruit have low... • If the Soil's pH is higher than 7, then it is... • Plants that have limited root growth have low... • If the Soil's pH is lower than 7, then it is.... • ...
egypt 2023-11-15
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- egypt healing god
- a big cat in clay
- egypt lows
- a series of rulers sharing a common origin
- a pond in egypt
- a king of egypt
- a desert in egypt
- alot of rivers
- a capitol in egypt
- a river in egypt
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- a person that died in a cloth
- a coffin in egypt
- old egypt writing
- soil that you can plant in
- the only girl pharaoh in egypt
- old triangol dilding in egypt
- a sea that is coled red
- a way to make a mummy
18 Clues: egypt lows • alot of rivers • a pond in egypt • a king of egypt • a river in egypt • egypt healing god • a coffin in egypt • a big cat in clay • old egypt writing • a desert in egypt • a capitol in egypt • a way to make a mummy • a sea that is coled red • soil that you can plant in • a person that died in a cloth • old triangol dilding in egypt • the only girl pharaoh in egypt • ...
Challenging Words 2022-01-20
Across
- than one person typically with a
- a particular church
- one who belongs to or
- a member of the clergy.
- a beneficed member of the
- an illness typically a minor
- an inhabitant of a parish,
- relating to or denoting a
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- natural event.
- denoting or relating to a fertile
- of clay and sand containing
- and arms.
- a church house provided
- sold medicines and drugs.
- a person who prepared
- an unpleasant or contemptible
- a talk on a religious or moral
- a long upholstered seat for
18 Clues: and arms. • natural event. • a particular church • one who belongs to or • a person who prepared • a church house provided • a member of the clergy. • sold medicines and drugs. • a beneficed member of the • relating to or denoting a • an inhabitant of a parish, • of clay and sand containing • a long upholstered seat for • an illness typically a minor • an unpleasant or contemptible • ...
Ceramic Vocabulary Review 2021-04-13
Across
- art and science of making things out of clay and fired to be made permanent
- dry, unfired clay that is very fragile
- very strong and waterproof ceramics that were fired at a high temperature
- making a vessel by squeezing the clay
- the clay's ability to be maneuvered without breaking
- putting small cuts in clay in order to hold pieces together
- a glass coat on a ceramic body applied to bisque fired clay
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- kneading clay to get rid of any air bubbles
- a flat piece of clay
- partially dry clay that can still be carved but cannot be bent
- low fired clay that is still porous
- making an object out of stacked clay ropes
- fine-grained earth materials made from decomposing rock
- very watery clay that is applied to scoring to hold separate parts together
- heating clay object in a kiln
- an oven where clay is heated to make the clay permanent and strong
16 Clues: a flat piece of clay • heating clay object in a kiln • low fired clay that is still porous • making a vessel by squeezing the clay • dry, unfired clay that is very fragile • making an object out of stacked clay ropes • kneading clay to get rid of any air bubbles • the clay's ability to be maneuvered without breaking • ...
crossword 1 2023-01-08
Across
- Walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury
- (Roman Catholic Church) one of the great Fathers of the early Christian church; after a dramatic conversion to Christianity he became bishop of Hippo Regius in North Africa; St. Augustine emphasized man's need for grace (354-430)
- A band worn around or over the head
- A rich soil consisting of a mixture of sand and clay and decaying organic materials
- A stand from which a parade or military force can be reviewed
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- An urge to do or say something that might be better left undone or unsaid
- The person who plays left field
- A French white wine from around Sancerre in the Loire valle
- A percentage (of winnings or loot or profit) taken by an operator or gangster
- The longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code
10 Clues: The person who plays left field • A band worn around or over the head • Walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury • A French white wine from around Sancerre in the Loire valle • The longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code • A stand from which a parade or military force can be reviewed • ...
Ceramics 2024-02-12
Across
- clay that is too dry to join but carves and takes texture well
- earthy material formed by decomposed granite and other substances
- an oven used to fire ceramics
- clay that is complete and been fired to the proper temperature
- rolled sheets of clay that are joined to one another to create the form
- clay that has been fired once and is ready for glaze
- clay that has been mixed with water. Has a snotty consistency
- Method to create a ceramic vessel on a spinning potter’s wheel
- To scratch the surface of clay to make it rough so that two pieces can be joined together
- it has a use
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- made by pinching clay into the desired shape
- clay that is dry with no moisture left, ready to fire
- process for removing air pockets from clay
- a coating of fine ground materials that melt to the surface of a clay surface to fuse
- clay products made permanent by heat
- building Creating ceramic vessels by pinch, slab, or coil methods
- it’s decorative
- rolled snakes of clay that are joined with a tool to make the desired shape
18 Clues: it has a use • it’s decorative • an oven used to fire ceramics • clay products made permanent by heat • process for removing air pockets from clay • made by pinching clay into the desired shape • clay that has been fired once and is ready for glaze • clay that is dry with no moisture left, ready to fire • clay that has been mixed with water. Has a snotty consistency • ...
Asian Empires Crossword puzzle 2019-01-17
15 Clues: Ruler • System • Religion • long poem • seasonal wind • skilled workers • Military Leader • Rich yellow soil • Gods or Goddesses • military commander • could tell the future • Product brought into a country • controlled large pieces of land • A trade good sent out of a country • Disciplined and obey only there lords
Ceramic tools and terms 2024-08-29
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- Pottery which has been fired once
- very high firing clay, difficult to work with
- pots (two words) pots that were built in seperate pieces and assembled
- (2 words)using of plaster molds to creat a form
- fires at a low temperature, is pourous and chips easily
- clay forced through a die to form uniform shapes
- creating ceramic shapes on the potter's wheel
- a natural material extracted from the earth's crust
- a flat disc whic is affiexed to the wheel head
- to heat a clay object in a kiln
- a tool used to measure the diameter of round forms
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- high fire holds water without glazing
- clay mixed with water with a mayonnaise consistency
- Pyrometric - a pyramid composed of clay and glaze made to melt at specific temperatures
- technique to move the clay into a symmetrical rotating axis in the middle of a wheel
- the firing of pottery to the point of glossification
- (two words) completely air dired
- unfired pottery
- Creation of an object out of clay
- creating a form utilizing flat pieces of clay
- fired clay ground into various mesh sizes
21 Clues: unfired pottery • to heat a clay object in a kiln • (two words) completely air dired • Pottery which has been fired once • Creation of an object out of clay • high fire holds water without glazing • fired clay ground into various mesh sizes • very high firing clay, difficult to work with • creating a form utilizing flat pieces of clay • ...
Pottery vocab review 2021-09-11
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- hand-made pottery produced from ancient times to the present
- organic substances and additives can affect the plasticity of clays
- building allows you to create forms with clay and your hands without using a throwing wheel
- joining clay pieces together
- glaze has been applied and fired for a second time
- clay is rolled into thin sheets and manipulated into shapes
- liquefied suspension of clay particles in water
- fire process of firing unglazed clay to a low temperature to harden the clay
- the process from the time the clay touches the wheel to the time the wheel is stopped
- makes clay more pliable, ensures a uniform consistency and removes air pockets as well as small hard spots
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- an oven or furnace that is used for hardening, burning,or drying something
- American Indians that made building up sides of pots with successive rolls of clay
- piece of handmade pottery
- derives from Greek which translates as "of pottery" or for "pottery"
- thin layer of liquid which is put on a piece of pottery and becomes hard and shiny
- hand clay that is hard to bend but soft enough to be carved
- has been fired for the first time
- clay
- dry clay which is ready to be fired
- fire firing to temperature at which glaze melts to form glasslike surface
20 Clues: clay • piece of handmade pottery • joining clay pieces together • has been fired for the first time • dry clay which is ready to be fired • liquefied suspension of clay particles in water • glaze has been applied and fired for a second time • hand clay that is hard to bend but soft enough to be carved • clay is rolled into thin sheets and manipulated into shapes • ...
Erosion, Deposition and Weathering Terms 2022-05-20
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- The sudden movement of soil and rock down an unsupported slope.
- A valley formed through glacial erosion
- The slow downward movement of soil or rock down a slope
- The breakdown of rocks or soil due to chemical or mechanical action
- A mound or ridge of sand created by wind
- The process in which soil or rocks are added to a landform after erosion
- A pile of debris and rubble deposited to the sides of a glacier as it moves
- The transportation of material after it has been broken down
- A triangular tract of sediment deposited at the mouth of a river
- A natural arch or bridge of stone over water
- The material carried away from a glacier by meltwater
- A lake left over in the disconnected curve of a river as it is redirected due to erosion.
- Black or brown layer of earth consisting of organic matter, clay and rock particulates
- Solid rock underlying loose deposits dirt or soil
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- A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward
- An area of low-lying ground adjacent to a river formed mainly by river sediments.
- A large rock or boulder left behind by a retreating glacier
- A narrow point of sandy land projecting into the sea
- A pile of debris and rubble deposited at the point of furthest advance of a glacier
- A column of rock standing in the sea
- A stretch of salty water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or reef
- The tidal mouth of a large river
- The top layer of soil
- A rock formation caused the the erosion around the base but leaving a large broad feature on top.
- A pebbly or sandy shore
- A long natural stream of water flowing in a channel
- A hollow in the wall of a cliff caused by water erosion
27 Clues: The top layer of soil • A pebbly or sandy shore • The tidal mouth of a large river • A column of rock standing in the sea • A valley formed through glacial erosion • A mound or ridge of sand created by wind • A natural arch or bridge of stone over water • Solid rock underlying loose deposits dirt or soil • A long natural stream of water flowing in a channel • ...
Tools 2022-01-27
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- plastic rib is used to _________ clay
- the material ceramic projects are made out of
- a needle tool is used to _______designs
- a loop tool is used to _______ large chunks of clay
- paint for clay
- another use for the needle tool is to _____ clay
- use a canvas board so your clay doesn't ______ to the table
- a rolling pin is used to flatten a _____ piece of clay
- a machine used to fire work
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- a serrated rib used to ________clay
- a tool used to blend clay together
- a tool used to clean up messes
- a slab roller is used to flatten out a _____ piece of clay
- you put your project in a bag so it doesn't ___ ____
- a tool used to smooth the inside of a curved shape
- glue for clay
- a tool used to cut clay
17 Clues: glue for clay • paint for clay • a tool used to cut clay • a machine used to fire work • a tool used to clean up messes • a tool used to blend clay together • a serrated rib used to ________clay • plastic rib is used to _________ clay • a needle tool is used to _______designs • the material ceramic projects are made out of • another use for the needle tool is to _____ clay • ...
Pottery vocab review 2021-09-11
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- hand-made pottery produced from ancient times to the present
- fire process of firing unglazed clay to a low temperature to harden the clay
- thin layer of liquid which is put on a piece of pottery and becomes hard and shiny
- liquefied suspension of clay particles in water
- piece of handmade pottery
- American Indians that made building up sides of pots with successive rolls of clay
- dry clay which is ready to be fired
- clay is rolled into thin sheets and manipulated into shapes
- fire firing to temperature at which glaze melts to form glasslike surface
- an oven or furnace that is used for hardening, burning,or drying something
- glaze has been applied and fired for a second time
- hand clay that is hard to bend but soft enough to be carved
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- derives from Greek which translates as "of pottery" or for "pottery"
- joining clay pieces together
- organic substances and additives can affect the plasticity of clays
- building allows you to create forms with clay and your hands without using a throwing wheel
- unfired clay
- makes clay more pliable, ensures a uniform consistency and removes air pockets as well as small hard spots
- the process from the time the clay touches the wheel to the time the wheel is stopped
- has been fired for the first time
20 Clues: unfired clay • piece of handmade pottery • joining clay pieces together • has been fired for the first time • dry clay which is ready to be fired • liquefied suspension of clay particles in water • glaze has been applied and fired for a second time • clay is rolled into thin sheets and manipulated into shapes • hand clay that is hard to bend but soft enough to be carved • ...
Pottery vocab review 2021-09-11
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- hand-made pottery produced from ancient times to the present
- organic substances and additives can affect the plasticity of clays
- building allows you to create forms with clay and your hands without using a throwing wheel
- joining clay pieces together
- glaze has been applied and fired for a second time
- clay is rolled into thin sheets and manipulated into shapes
- liquefied suspension of clay particles in water
- fire process of firing unglazed clay to a low temperature to harden the clay
- the process from the time the clay touches the wheel to the time the wheel is stopped
- makes clay more pliable, ensures a uniform consistency and removes air pockets as well as small hard spots
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- an oven or furnace that is used for hardening, burning,or drying something
- American Indians that made building up sides of pots with successive rolls of clay
- piece of handmade pottery
- derives from Greek which translates as "of pottery" or for "pottery"
- thin layer of liquid which is put on a piece of pottery and becomes hard and shiny
- hand clay that is hard to bend but soft enough to be carved
- has been fired for the first time
- clay
- dry clay which is ready to be fired
- fire firing to temperature at which glaze melts to form glasslike surface
20 Clues: clay • piece of handmade pottery • joining clay pieces together • has been fired for the first time • dry clay which is ready to be fired • liquefied suspension of clay particles in water • glaze has been applied and fired for a second time • hand clay that is hard to bend but soft enough to be carved • clay is rolled into thin sheets and manipulated into shapes • ...
Chapter 4 Managing Ecosystems & Biodiversity Keywords 2022-10-19
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- Infertile acidic soils characterized by white or gray subsurface layers. Minerals have been leached into lower dark coloured horizons. It is typically found under temperate coniferous woodland.
- The process of moving farming fields from one place to another every few years to allow the soils to recover.
- The original rock that smaller rocks or soils are formed from through weathering.
- The rate at which energy is converted into organic material through photosynthesis by plants
- Leached basic or slightly acidic soils with clay-rich B horizons.
- Relating to or characteristic of the climatic zone south of the Arctic.
- a species that is not native to an area, and is able to outcompete other species causing changes to the balance in an ecosystem.
- The rate at which ecosystems producers convert solar energy into biomass
- A top-down process, where a change made at the top of a food web makes a change throughout the food web and the ecosystem.
- An ecosystem that has been broken up into patches that are too far apart for all the species to properly interact and reproduce.
- the regions of the surface and atmosphere of the earth occupied by living organisms.
- A soil of an order comprising mineral soils that have yet to differentiate into distinct horizons.
- A soil of an order comprising typically saline or alkaline soils with very little organic matter, characteristic of arid regions.
- The vertical layering of an ecosystem. With different species occupying different horizontal layers within the ecosystem.
- the process whereby organisms that are better adapted to their environment tend to survive and have offspring with the same adaptations; those offspring are more likely to survive and breed.
- Pores in the leaf or stem of the plant, forming a slit which allows the movement of gases in and out of the spaces between the cells.
- A biome found far north in Asia and Alaska which is characterised by long cold, dark winters, and short cool summers. Permafrost limits vegetation growth to short shrubs and grasses.
- A hardy species which is capable of being the first to colonise disturbed or newly formed environments.
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- Planting trees in areas where they have been cut down.
- An ecological cascade is a series of secondary changes or extinctions that occur due to the extinction of a primary species within an ecosystem.
- Rainfall occurs when the energy of the sun heats up the earth surface and causes water to evaporate, changing to water vapour. This then condenses to form clouds at higher altitudes.
- primary productivity The rate that the producers produce and store energy minus the loss of energy through respiration.
- A layer of soil parallel to the soil surface whose physical, chemical and biological characteristics differ from those above or below.
- A large ecological zone characterised by its soil, climate, vegetation and wildlife. E.g. Tropical rain forest is a biome.
- A habitat that is small or limited in extent and differs from the surrounding habitat.
- The trees found along the edges of a forest or cleared area.
- The gradual process by which an ecosystem develops and changes in a region that has not previously been colonised, for example new lava flows.
- The action of clearing forested areas; cutting down of trees.
- Highly weathered leached red or red-yellow soils with a clay-rich B horizon. Found in warm humid climates.
- The gradual process by which an ecosystem develops and changes in a region that has previously been colonised, however, it has been disturbed, damaged or removed.
- The process of selecting specific trees for harvesting in a forest.
- Areas of permanently frozen ground.
- The protection and scientific management of natural areas to protect biodiversity in a sustainable manner.
- Farming forest trees and crops alongside each other.
- Soils found in very cold climates which contain permafrost within two meters of the soil surface.
- A biome with grassy plains and few trees, in the tropical and subtropics.
- A species that originated and developed in a specific ecosystem or region and adapted to living in that area.
- Stable, highly weathered, tropical mineral soils with highly oxidised subsurface soils.
- A hostile, barren landscape where less than 250mm of precipitation occurs annually, and biodiversity is low.
39 Clues: Areas of permanently frozen ground. • Farming forest trees and crops alongside each other. • Planting trees in areas where they have been cut down. • The trees found along the edges of a forest or cleared area. • The action of clearing forested areas; cutting down of trees. • Leached basic or slightly acidic soils with clay-rich B horizons. • ...
Three classes of rock 2023-06-01
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- formed from heat
- soft sometimes white sometimes green and be carved
- fine grain sedimentary rock formed from mud that has flakes of clay and other minerals
- formed from hardened lava
- layers color black occurs naturally
- Fine Grain Natural Soil is flexible when wet hard when dry
- fine grain rock that has a frosted sheen resembling frosted eyeshadow
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- sedimentary Rock made up of quartz and limestone
- fine grain non-foliated no specific in composition rock
- made with interlocking quartz pieces
- can be white brown green red or yellow can be scratched by a nail
- formed from deposits of pre-existing rock pieces
- Rock that floats light in color
- formed from igneous rock from low velocity lava
- a type of limestone made of calcium carbonate
15 Clues: formed from heat • formed from hardened lava • Rock that floats light in color • layers color black occurs naturally • made with interlocking quartz pieces • a type of limestone made of calcium carbonate • formed from igneous rock from low velocity lava • sedimentary Rock made up of quartz and limestone • formed from deposits of pre-existing rock pieces • ...
Rocks and Minerals 2022-08-26
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- A solid substance that occurs naturally in rocks or in the ground
- A type of rock that forms when layers of sediment are pressed together
- A type of rock that forms when heat or pressure changes an existing rock
- A layer in the soil
- The solid rock that forms Earth’s surface
- The remains of decayed plants or animals in the soil
- The smallest particles that make up soil
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- Molten (melted) rock that reaches Earth’s surface
- Molten (melted) rock beneath Earth’s surface
- The breaking down of rocks on Earth’s surface into smaller pieces
- A type of rock that forms from melted rock that cools and hardens
- The sequence of processes that change rocks from one type to another over long periods
- The process of moving sediment from one place to another
13 Clues: A layer in the soil • The smallest particles that make up soil • The solid rock that forms Earth’s surface • Molten (melted) rock beneath Earth’s surface • Molten (melted) rock that reaches Earth’s surface • The remains of decayed plants or animals in the soil • The process of moving sediment from one place to another • ...
Asian Empire Projects 2019-01-18
15 Clues: Ruler • system • Religion • Long poem • seasonal wind • Skilled workers • military leaders • rich yellow soil • Gods or Goddesses • Military commander • could tell the future • Product brought into a country • Controlled large pieces of land • A trade good sent out of a country • Disciplined and obey only there lords
Ceramics Crossword Sub Work 2/3 2025-01-29
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- A technique used to create a small bowl by using your fingers to stretch out the clay.
- High fire clay that is food safe.
- Clay that has no moisture left within it.
- Oven to bake clay.
- A tool used to cut clay.
- Low fire clay that we're using.
- A rolled out flat piece of clay.
- Ceramic that has completed its final firing.
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- Lightly beating the clay to make sure there are no air bubbles.
- Paint for clay.
- Machine where the as the clay spins, you are forming the shape.
- Rolling the clay with both hands to make a long strip.
- Clay that has been dried and is ready to be fired.
- Ceramic that has been through its first firing.
- To roughen up a clay surface and prepare it for attachments.
- Wet clay that acts
16 Clues: Paint for clay. • Oven to bake clay. • Wet clay that acts • A tool used to cut clay. • Low fire clay that we're using. • A rolled out flat piece of clay. • High fire clay that is food safe. • Clay that has no moisture left within it. • Ceramic that has completed its final firing. • Ceramic that has been through its first firing. • ...
River environments - Simran Kohli 2019-11-29
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- Your Best friend and owner of the crossword
- Large rocks/boulders rolled along the river bed
- horizontal flow of water within the soil
- evaporation from the soil and other surfaces and by transpiration from plants
- Final river landform on the way to the rivers source
- A store of water (vapour)
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- Roots, especially those of trees getting into rocks breaking them and cracking them. This is a type of erosion
- downward flow of water within soil
- an area of flat land where water goes when the river floods.
- When water demand does not meet the supply of water
10 Clues: A store of water (vapour) • downward flow of water within soil • horizontal flow of water within the soil • Your Best friend and owner of the crossword • Large rocks/boulders rolled along the river bed • When water demand does not meet the supply of water • Final river landform on the way to the rivers source • ...
Resources and Development 2022-10-26
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- region that possesses rich reserves of minerals, fossil fuels and forests
- ___ resources are those found in a region but have not been utilised
- soil which is also known as regur soil
- subset of stock
- ___ account for 30% of total land surface of India
- ___ soil are sandy in texture and saline in nature
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- old alluvial soil
- resources that can be reproduced by physical, chemical or mechanical processes
- one of the main reasons for land degradation
- resources that are composed of non-living things
10 Clues: subset of stock • old alluvial soil • soil which is also known as regur soil • one of the main reasons for land degradation • resources that are composed of non-living things • ___ account for 30% of total land surface of India • ___ soil are sandy in texture and saline in nature • ___ resources are those found in a region but have not been utilised • ...
Why do we need worms? 2024-11-21
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- The process worms contribute to by breaking down materials.
- Organisms that play a key role in soil health and decomposition.
- A common type of worm that aerates soil.
- The community of organisms that worms support through their actions.
- Essential elements recycled by worms into the soil.
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- Where worms live and contribute to nutrient recycling.
- Organisms, including worms, that break down organic material.
- Nutrient-rich excrement produced by worms.
- A mixture of decayed organic material improved by worms.
- Type of material worms help decompose.
10 Clues: Type of material worms help decompose. • A common type of worm that aerates soil. • Nutrient-rich excrement produced by worms. • Essential elements recycled by worms into the soil. • Where worms live and contribute to nutrient recycling. • A mixture of decayed organic material improved by worms. • The process worms contribute to by breaking down materials. • ...
Title: Unit 8 Easy Crossword 2025-10-04
12 Clues: and Clues: • or correct. • stop living. • a lot of money. • used to catch fish. • cut with your teeth. • beautiful to look at. • large, white water bird. • fight between countries. • man who rules a country. • show you are happy with your mouth. • A very easy crossword with 10 words.
Science- Plant Terms 2022-06-14
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- loss of water through evaporation in leaves
- arguably the most important part of a plant
- used to attract insects and birds
- arguably the most important part of a plant
- water crops
- reproduction another name for asexual reproduction
- female reproductive parts of a flower
- dark soil with decomposed organic matter
- theives that steal water, nutrients, light, and space
- reproduction where offspring is genetically unique
- growing one type of crop per field
- egg cell in flowers (later become seeds)
- planting a different type of crop each year to prevent nutrient depletion in the soil
- salty soil
- arguably the most important part of a plant
- sticky “lip” that captures pollen grains
- pests that eat parts of a plant
- support for the stigma
- growing crops vertically without soil
- green pigment that allows photosynthesis
- pests that cause infections and kill parts of a plant
- Chemicals moving up the food chain and result in problems for the entire ecosystem
- movement of soil to a new location
- seeds will wait for ideal conditions before they begin growing
- single main root
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- plants use this process to produce sugar from water, C02, and sunlight
- rows of trees planted to reduce wind erosion for crops
- reproduction where offspring is genetically identical
- male reproductive parts of a flower
- leaving a layer of cover over soil to prevent erosion
- choose specific characteristics and encourage these plants (or other organisms) to reproduce
- holds pollen grains
- this protects ovules/seeds and later becomes the fruit of a plant
- protective covering of the flower before it blooms
- rock or clay that becomes soil
- grown without pesticides
- any organism that causes plants to die or produce less than normal
- movement of water from high concentration to low concentration
- pollen is delivered to another flower
- tissue from plants that can be used for things other than food
- using a natural predator to control pests
- holds up the anther
42 Clues: salty soil • water crops • single main root • holds pollen grains • holds up the anther • support for the stigma • grown without pesticides • rock or clay that becomes soil • pests that eat parts of a plant • used to attract insects and birds • growing one type of crop per field • movement of soil to a new location • male reproductive parts of a flower • ...
National Hobby Month 2021-12-13
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- An activity done with needle and thread
- What you are doing right now
- the act of walking along wooded trails
- An activity done using brushes and paints
- Any activity done for fun
- a hobby involving non-academic novels
- An activity done using clay
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- an activity involving planting and growing flowers
- An activity done with specific needles and yarn
- The act of playing games of any variation
- The act of reusing materials to make new things
- An activity using paper and folding patterns
12 Clues: Any activity done for fun • An activity done using clay • What you are doing right now • a hobby involving non-academic novels • the act of walking along wooded trails • An activity done with needle and thread • The act of playing games of any variation • An activity done using brushes and paints • An activity using paper and folding patterns • ...
Ceramic Terms 2015-01-12
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- Dry unfired clay that is free of water and is ready to be fired
- rope like or roll of clay used for handing building.
- Footing the process of removing glaze from the bottom rim of a piece so that it can be fired standing on a kiln shelf without stilts
- the process of heating the clay in a kiln to permanently transform the clay to a stone like state and to melts glazes
- clay diluted with water, used for joining two pieces of clay together "acts like glue", consistency of cream
- a furnace for firing clay, slumping glass, or melting enamels: can achieve temperatures up to 2500 F.
- a ceramic piece that has been completed but not yet fired
- base or bottom of piece or sculpture
- making marks in the clay to rough up the edges before joining two pieces together with slip
- tool tool with round wire without sharpened edges, used to scoop out small or large amounts of clay, is a delicate way to remove clay.
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- kneading moist clay to eliminate air bubbles and to produce a uniform texture
- tools used for cutting, slicing, smoothing and modeling the clay
- First firing of clay without glazes,in an insoluble but porous state
- tool used for shaping, smoothing wet clay while hand building or throwing, can be made from metal or wood.
- This is a glass like coating developed by chemicals that fuses to the ceramic piece with heat. It provides to decorate, prevent penetration of liquids.
- condition of clay when the moisture in the clay in between plastic and bond dry; can support itself, can be altered by carving
- a moist earth decomposed rock; used in products such as pottery, bricks, tiles and sculpture
- tool clay tool used for piercing, cutting inscribing, texturing and scoring the clay, used for cutting off rims on wheel thrown pieces
18 Clues: base or bottom of piece or sculpture • rope like or roll of clay used for handing building. • a ceramic piece that has been completed but not yet fired • Dry unfired clay that is free of water and is ready to be fired • tools used for cutting, slicing, smoothing and modeling the clay • First firing of clay without glazes,in an insoluble but porous state • ...
gardening vocabulary words 2013-04-24
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- a short handled tool used to plant seeds and dig up plants or soil
- making a hole for plants by removing dirt and soil from the ground. This is usually done with a shovel.
- can a container used to water plants in a garden
- a plant such as carrots, beans, or lettuce, that is grown in the ground and used for food
- any work done outside such as gardening, mowing the grass, or raking leaves
- light from the sun that gives plants energy and helps them grow
- dirt made up of minerals and is a source of food for plants
- tool that has a long handle and a row of teeth and is used to gather leaves or to smooth down soil.
- part of a plant that usually grows underground. They take up water and nutrients, and hold the plant in the soil.
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- removing plants that are not wanted in a garden or a yard. They are plants that hurt the growth of other plants.
- make fit for growing plants by plowing, weeding, or adding fertilizer
- to cut off or remove branches or other parts of plants with garden clippers
- an area of land used for growing flowers or vegetables
- a building made of glass where plants are grown inside
- part of a plant that makes fruit or seeds. They often have a pleasant smell and color.
- large tool with a long handle and a wide, flat blade that is used to dig soil
- when the earth's surface is washed away by wind or water
- a living thing that has leaves, makes its own food, and has roots that usually grow in the earth
- a small object that comes from a flower and grows into a new plant.
- a deep, round container made of clay or plastic that holds plants and soil
20 Clues: can a container used to water plants in a garden • an area of land used for growing flowers or vegetables • a building made of glass where plants are grown inside • when the earth's surface is washed away by wind or water • dirt made up of minerals and is a source of food for plants • light from the sun that gives plants energy and helps them grow • ...
