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spall
spall S0600700 (spôl)n. A chip, fragment, or flake from a piece of stone or ore.v. spalled, spall·ing, spalls v.tr. To break up into chips or fragments.v.intr. To chip or crumble.
[Middle English spalle.]spall (spɔːl) n (Geological Science) a splinter or chip of ore, rock, or stonevb (Geological Science) to split or cause to split into such fragments[C15: of unknown origin]spall (spɔl)
n. 1. a chip or splinter, as of stone or ore. v.t. 2. to break into smaller pieces, as ore; split or chip. v.i. 3. to break or split off in chips or bits. [1750–60; orig. uncertain; compare late Middle English spalle a chip] spall•a′tion, n. spall′er, n. spall
Past participle: spalled
Gerund: spalling
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| I spall | | you spall | | he/she/it spalls | | we spall | | you spall | | they spall |
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| I spalled | | you spalled | | he/she/it spalled | | we spalled | | you spalled | | they spalled |
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| I am spalling | | you are spalling | | he/she/it is spalling | | we are spalling | | you are spalling | | they are spalling |
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| I have spalled | | you have spalled | | he/she/it has spalled | | we have spalled | | you have spalled | | they have spalled |
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| I was spalling | | you were spalling | | he/she/it was spalling | | we were spalling | | you were spalling | | they were spalling |
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| I had spalled | | you had spalled | | he/she/it had spalled | | we had spalled | | you had spalled | | they had spalled |
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| I will spall | | you will spall | | he/she/it will spall | | we will spall | | you will spall | | they will spall |
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| I will have spalled | | you will have spalled | | he/she/it will have spalled | | we will have spalled | | you will have spalled | | they will have spalled |
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| I will be spalling | | you will be spalling | | he/she/it will be spalling | | we will be spalling | | you will be spalling | | they will be spalling |
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| I have been spalling | | you have been spalling | | he/she/it has been spalling | | we have been spalling | | you have been spalling | | they have been spalling |
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| I will have been spalling | | you will have been spalling | | he/she/it will have been spalling | | we will have been spalling | | you will have been spalling | | they will have been spalling |
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| I had been spalling | | you had been spalling | | he/she/it had been spalling | | we had been spalling | | you had been spalling | | they had been spalling |
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| I would spall | | you would spall | | he/she/it would spall | | we would spall | | you would spall | | they would spall |
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| I would have spalled | | you would have spalled | | he/she/it would have spalled | | we would have spalled | | you would have spalled | | they would have spalled |
spallA chip broken from a stone carving.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  spall - a fragment broken off from the edge or face of stone or ore and having at least one thin edge; "a truck bearing a mound of blue spalls"spawlfragment - a piece broken off or cut off of something else; "a fragment of rock" |
Spall
spall[spȯl] (engineering) To reduce irregular stone blocks to an approximate size by chipping with a hammer. To break off thin chips from, and parallel to, the surface of a material, such as a metal or rock. (geology) A fragment removed from the surface of a rock by weathering. A relatively thin, sharp-edged fragment produced by exfoliation. A rock fragment produced by chipping with a hammer. (mining engineering) To break ore. (ordnance) A fragment torn from the surface of an armor plate. SpallA small fragment or chip dislodged from the face of a stone or masonry unit by a blow or by the action caused by the elements, such as a freezing and thawing cycle. spallA small fragment or chip removed from the face of a stone or masonry unit by a blow or by action of the elements.spall
spall (spawl), 1. A fragment. 2. To break up into fragments. spall
Synonyms for spallnoun a fragment broken off from the edge or face of stone or ore and having at least one thin edgeSynonymsRelated Words |