Gypsum
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 46
jip′sum, n. a valuable mineral of a comparatively soft kind, burned in kilns, and afterwards ground to a fine powder, called plaster of Paris .— adjs. Gyp′seo us , of or resembling gypsum; Gypsif′erous , producing or containing gypsum. [L.,—Gr. gypsos , chalk.]
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