Concrete

kon′krēt, adj. formed into one ma : the opposite of abstract , and denoting a particular thing: made of concrete.— n. a ma formed by parts growing or sticking together: a mixture of lime, sand, pebbles, ., used in building.— v.t. Concrēte′ , to form into a solid ma .— v.i. to harden.— adv. Concrēte′ly .— ns. Concrēte′ne ; Concrē′tion , a ma concreted: a growth forming in certain parts of the body, as calculi, .— adjs. Concrē′tionary ; Concrēt′ive , having power to concrete. [L. concretus — con , together, crescĕre , cretum , to grow.]