Crossword clues for talc
talc
- Skin-soothing powder
- Silicate mineral
- Post-shower sprinkle
- Post-shower powder
- Mineral at the soft end of the Mohs scale
- Gymnast's powder
- Greasy mineral
- Grayish mineral
- Gentle powder
- Baby powder base
- Baby duster
- Apres-bath powder
- Absorbent application
- Very soft rock
- Toiletry powder
- The softest rock
- Soft, soapy mineral
- Soapstone, mostly
- Soapstone, e.g
- Skin powder
- Shipment from Ga
- Rash decision?
- Powder puff stuff
- Powder in a nursery
- Powder in a gym bag
- Post-bath application
- Mineral you can scratch with your fingernail
- Mineral with a greasy feel
- Mineral that's the softest on the Mohs scale
- Mineral in bath powder
- Mineral in baby powder
- Hydrous magnesium silicate
- Hand-chalk material
- Greasy-feeling mineral
- Gentle application
- Controversial powder
- Controversial mineral in bath products
- Common cosmetic
- Billiards player's powder
- Bath-powder mineral
- Basketball player's application
- Barbershop powder
- Barbershop dust
- Baby powder alternative to cornstarch
- Baby bottom soother
- After-shower application, for some
- After-bath soother
- You can get rash with it?
- World's softest mineral
- White powder for the bathroom
- What goes right to the bottom?
- Weight lifter's hand powder
- Treatment for diaper rash, once
- Treatment for diaper rash
- Treat with white powder
- Tailor's chalk, usually
- Tailor's chalk ingredient
- Supersoft mineral
- Staple of ceramics
- Sprinkled stuff
- Softest-known powder
- Softest solid
- Softest known mineral
- Soft white powder
- Soft stone
- Soft rock used to make an after-bath powder
- Soft rock that you can't hear on the radio
- Soft rock found in the eight longest Across answers
- Soft mineral with a greasy feel
- Soft mineral used to make an after-bath powder
- Soft mineral often used in baby powder
- Soft mineral in tailor's chalk
- Soapstone, predominantly
- Soapstone stuff
- Soapstone makeup
- Soapstone is a variety of it
- Skin-powder ingredient
- Shavers medication
- Salon powder
- Rock climber's chalk
- Relative of French chalk
- Rash powder
- Puff powder
- Powdered mineral
- Powder that goes to the bottom?
- Powder room powder
- Powder room canful
- Powder in bathrooms
- Powder in a medicine cabinet
- Powder found in this puzzle's four longest entries
- Powder for Junior
- Powder for baby
- Powder for a gymnast
- Powder at the barber
- Powder applied to feet after showering
- Powder (abbr)
- Post-trim powder
- Post-trim application
- Post-shower dusting powder
- Post-natal care powder
- Post-bath sprinkle
- Post-bath soother
- Pool-player's powder
- Pool shark's powder
- One-time baby duster
- No. 1 on the Mohs' scale
- Most tailor's chalk
- Mohs scale starter
- Mineral with magnesium
- Mineral used in powders
- Mineral that's a one on the Mohs scale
- Mineral that's a lubricant
- Mineral that a fingernail can scratch
- Mineral softer than gypsum
- Mineral resistant to heat, electricity and acid
- Mineral prevalent in soapstone
- Mineral on the Mohs scale
- Mineral lubricant
- Mineral low on the Mohs scale
- Mineral in some after-shower powders
- Mineral in after-bath powders
- Mineral at the barber
- Mineral absent from much baby powder, now
- Metamorphic mineral
- Member of Mohs' scale
- Major component of soapstone
- Low end of the Mohs scale
- Locker room application
- It's not hard in science class
- It's no. 1 on the Mohs scale
- It's below gypsum on the Mohs scale
- It may be sprinkled after a shower
- It may be patted on the back
- Ingredient in tailor's chalk
- Ingredient in lubricants
- Hand chalk material
- Gymnast's hand powder
- Gym bag?
- Grayish green mineral
- French chalk makeup
- First on Mohs
- Fine mineral
- Easily powdered mineral
- Dry sprinkle
- Diamond's opposite, on the Mohs scale
- Diamond's diametric opposite on the Mohs scale
- Cue tip application
- Crumbly white stuff
- Cosmetic mineral
- Cooling powder
- Common mineral powder
- Cloud in a bathroom, perhaps
- Chalklike mineral
- Certain white powder, casually
- Bottom application
- Bathroom duster
- Bath sprinkle
- Bath dusting
- Barbershop can
- Barber's nape sprinkle
- Barber's dusting
- Barber's dust
- Baby's dusting
- Baby bottom coating
- Anti-rash powder
- Aftershave soother
- Aftershave powder
- Aftershave item
- Aftershave application
- After-shower item
- After bath powder
- Absorbent after-bath powder
- #1 on the Mohs scale
- ___-free baby powder
- ___ : 1 :: diamond : 10
- Sprinkle after a shower?
- Soft mineral used in baby powder
- Bathroom sprinkle
- Baby powder ingredient
- Drying powder
- 1 on the Mohs' scale
- Soapstone constituent
- Common powder
- Bath powder mineral
- Covering for a baby's bottom
- Locker room supply
- French chalk mineral
- Fine-grained mineral
- Soft rock?
- Bathroom supply
- Soapstone component
- Diamond : 10 :: ___ : 1
- Locker room powder
- It might be patted on the back
- Powder base
- Soothing application
- Magnesium silicate
- Mineral in pesticide
- It may go right to the bottom
- One end of the Mohs' scale
- Bathroom powder
- After-bath powder, perhaps
- Barber's supply
- Powder ingredient, perhaps
- Soapstone, say
- Baby shower?
- Baby powder mineral
- Bath powder ingredient
- Anti-rash agent
- Gym bag stuff
- Rash treatment, perhaps
- Soft stuff for baby
- Barber's powdery supply
- Sprinkler's need?
- Toiletry item
- Fine powder
- Chalk ingredient
- Rash soother
- Easily-scratched mineral
- Rash response?
- Supply at a changing station
- Face powder ingredient
- Soapstone, e.g.
- Creator of a bathroom cloud
- Soft powder in the bathroom
- Mineral in tailor's chalk
- Soothing sprinkle
- Tailor's chalk, typically
- Rash preventer
- It gets patted on the bottom
- Bottled mineral
- It may be put on after a shower
- Powder on a puff
- Baby powder component
- Barber's sprinkle-on
- Masseur's supply
- Some powder
- Soothing powder
- Mohs scale mineral
- Soapy powder mineral
- Bottom topper?
- Dusting powder
- Soapstone ingredient
- After-bath item
- After-shave powder
- Baby's powder
- Mica of muscovite
- Soft mineral; soapstone
- No. 1 on the Mohs' scale (4)
- Powder mineral
- Steatite, e.g
- Chalky silicate
- Steatite, e.g.
- After-shave soother
- Baby soother
- Very soft mineral
- Dusting-powder ingredient
- Bath product
- Mineral powder
- Baby's need
- Whitish powder
- Agalite
- Powdery mineral
- A powder
- Household powder
- Powder not found in kegs
- After-bath application
- After-shave item
- Rensselaerite
- Useful mineral
- Nursery need, informally
- Baby-powder base
- Mineral for powder
- Soapy mineral
- Shipment from Ga.
- Balm for a rash
- Chalky powder
- Lubricant component
- Powdery sprinkle
- Apply a powder
- Nursery necessity
- Shake-on powder
- Baby-care item
- Take a powder
- Part of a baby's toilette
- Mineral used in making lubricants
- Chafing balm
- Baby's friend
- Source of a powder
- Powder-puff covering
- Vital clue involves powder
- Mineral used as a toiletry
- Mineral starts to transform and loses colour
- Mineral from Oriental caves
- Queen about to consume line in powder?
- Ones cut out of type of soft material
- Some metal creates fine powder
- Short story about powdered substance provided by some rock bands
- Short story about powdered mineral
- Scented powder, in short
- Scented powder
- Sample of crystal clear powder
- Nurse dispenses this around one - it's kept in hospital cupboard
- Number 1 (not very hard) on a scale of mental challenges ...
- Antenatal clinic uses very soft material
- Powder stored in metal cupboard
- Body powder
- It eases sores in hospital cases
- Drier used in hospital constantly
- Skin soother
- Nursery item
- Soothing substance
- Perfumed powder
- Barbershop item
- Baby bottom balm
- Softest mineral on the Mohs scale
- The soft end of the Mohs scale
- Chalky mineral
- Rash protection
- Layette item
- After-shower powder
- One on the Mohs scale
- The softest mineral
- Shower powder
- Powder type
- Powder source
- Barbershop supply
- Post-bath powder
- Nursery powder
- It's softer than gypsum
- It's lowest on the Mohs scale
- It's 1 on the Mohs scale of hardness
- Absorbent powder
- Soft end of the Mohs scale
- Powder substance
- Poolroom powder
- Softest of minerals
- Powder in the nursery
- Pool-shooter's powder
- Mineral with a soapy feel
- Locker room sprinkle
- Baby-powder mineral
- Anti-chafing powder
- After-shower sprinkle
- After-bath stuff
- After-bath sprinkle
- Weightlifter's powder
- Type of powder
- The softest solid
- Stuff on a puff
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Talc \Talc\, n. [F. talc; cf. Sp. & It. talco, LL. talcus; all fr. Ar. talq.] (Min.) A soft mineral of a soapy feel and a greenish, whitish, or grayish color, usually occurring in foliated masses. It is hydrous silicate of magnesia. Steatite, or soapstone, is a compact granular variety.
Indurated talc, an impure, slaty talc, with a nearly compact texture, and greater hardness than common talc; -- called also talc slate.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1580s, talke, from Middle French talc (16c.), probably from Spanish talco and Medieval Latin talcus, also talcum "talc" (ealy 14c.), both from Arabic talq, from Persian talk "talc." "It was applied by the Arab and medieval writers to various transparent, translucent and shining minerals such as talc proper, mica, selenite, etc." [Flood]. Related: Talcoid; talcose; talcous.
Wiktionary
n. A soft mineral, composed of hydrated magnesium silicate, that has a soapy feel and a greenish, whitish, or grayish color, and usually occurs in foliated masses. vb. To apply talc.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Talc is a mineral composed of magnesium silicate.
TALC may also refer to:
- The American Lutheran Church, a Christian Protestant denomination in the United States
- Shaw PPV, a Canadian pay-per-view television network whose French language channels use the branding TALC
- Teaching-aids at Low Cost or TALC a British charitable development agency that works to improve access to healthcare in low income countries
- Transport and logistics centre, a national policy and practice research centre based in Sydney, Australia
- Transportation and Land Use Coalition, a non-profit organization in the San Francisco Bay Area
Usage examples of "talc".
The museum comprehended an infinite number of medals, coins, urns, utensils, seals, cameos, intaglios, precious stones, vessels of agate and jasper, crystals, spars, fossils, metals, minerals, ore, earths, sands, salts, bitumens, sulphurs, ambergrise, talcs, mirre, testacea, corals, sponges, echini, echenites, asteri, trochi, crustatia, stellae marine, fishes, birds, eggs and nests, vipers, serpents, quadrupeds, insects, human calculi, anatomical preparations, seeds, gums, roots, dried plants, pictures, drawings, and mathematical instruments.
He is comforted by the talc smell of her housedresses mixed with the sunbaked smell of her skin, the perfumy smell of her party dresses.
Embroidered waistcoats were worn over underwaistcoats, all topped by white leaded faces and high wigs loaded down with Venetian talc.
At night your wellcreamed braceletted hands will wear fortythreebutton gloves newpowdered with talc and having delicately scented fingertips.
Other galaxies are Just like ours/ teeming with multitudinous sapient species/ talcing turns uplirting each other as a sacred duty/ then turning their attention toward the duties ot transcendence .
I slept six hours in Room 31 at the Harbour Hotel with traps at the door and the window and then got up and showered and took the stuff out of the canvas case and tried on the wet suit again and tested the mask, putting talc on the fins and taping the safety marker to black it out: they might just as well have painted a bull's-eye on the back of the suit, bang on the tenth vertebra.
I had shaved and showered three hours earlier, and applied talc to my prickly heat.
He'd have to lose twenty pounds before he'd win admiring glances at the poolside, but in his carefully tailored light-grey mohair and handmade brogues, with his manicured hands, and face talced like a freshly-baked cottage-loaf, I saw in him a possible ladies' man.
Each time we take our alternate form, we are talcing a chance by running free.
For hours I'd been fighting against talcing her job, and now that something was in the way which might stop me I knew I wouldn't let anything stop me.
So most of the farmers hereabouts have moved into town, talcing over houses which were deserted by those who chose to move away from the neighborhood altogether.
Hendley kept close to the wall of the apartment building on his left, talcing advantage of every concealing shadow.
Ethridge supplies them with the talcum powder, which is not GI talc.