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GNEISS
GNEISS
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Word: gneiss
Phonetic:
/ˈnaɪs/
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A common and widely-distributed metamorphic rock having bands or veins, but not schistose.
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Banded metamorphic rock
Banded rock
Coarsegrained rock
Flakey rock resembling granite
Granitelike rock
Granitic rock
Laminated rock.
Layered rock
Metamorphic rock
Pleasant-sounding rock?
Quartz source
Rock similar to granite
Rock variety
Schists cousin
Sparkly rock
Laminated rock
Flaky rock resembling granite.
Foliated rock.
___ rock
Variegated rock
Rock with colored bands
Rock whose name sounds good?
Type of rock formed from igneous or sedimentary rocks
Rock agreeable to the audience
Fine, sound stone
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Hard stuff derived from champagne is sensational!
Rock can be kind on the ear
Badly singes rock
Rock and roll primarily lacking in training of singers
Rock that sounds pleasant?
Rock that sounds swell
Bedrock type of most of Scotlands Outer Hebrides
Nice-sounding rock?
Rock thats pronounced nice
Canine treatment too carnal to be recreated
1974 single by George McCrae that topped the charts on both sides of the Atlantic
Cricket captain who led Australia to fifteen of their record sixteen consecutive Test wins
Mineral content of champagne is slight
Rock enjoyable on the radio
Coarse-grained rock that represents the last stage in the metamorphism of rocks before melting
Stone that sounds swell
Hard rock from Genesis rejecting the middle ground
Pleasant-sounding hard rock?
Where underground bands get together
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