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?