alabaster (n.)
- amphibole
- antimony
- apatite
- aplite
- arsenic
- asbestos
- asphalt
- azurite
- bauxite
- bitumen
- boron
- brimstone
- bromine
- calcite
- carbon
- celestite
- chalcedony
- chalk
- chlorite
- chromite
- clay
- coal
- coke
- corundum
- cryolite
- diatomite
- emery
- feldspar
- flat
- fleece
- flour
- foam
- garnet
- glass
- glauconite
- graphite
- gypsum
- ice
- ivory
- jet
- kyanite
- level
- lignite
- lily
- lime
- maggot
- magnesite
- mahogany
- malachite
- maltha
- marble
- marl
- meerschaum
- mica
- milk
- molybdenite
- monazite
- obsidian
- olivine
- ozokerite
- paper
- pearl
- peat
- phosphorus
- plane
- pumice
- pyrite
- pyrites
- pyroxene
- quartz
- realgar
- rhodonite
- rocks
- salt
- satin
- selenium
- sheet
- siderite
- silica
- silicate
- silicon
- silk
- silver
- slide
- smooth
- snow
- spar
- spinel
- spodumene
- sulfur
- swan
- talc
- talcum
- tellurium
- velvet
- wollastonite
- wulfenite
- zeolite
alabaster (adj.)
And smooth as monumental alabaster.
Why should a man, whose blood is warm within,
Sit like his grandsire cut in alabaster?