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ceramic tile

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ceramic tile [sə′ram·ik ′tīl]
(materials)
A burned-clay product composed of a clay body with a decorative surface glaze; used principally for decorative and sanitary effects.
ceramic tile
1.A glazed, 2 burned-clay product, having an impervious surface; widely used in plumbing systems.
2. A ceramic mosaic, 2.
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