Crossword-Solution: DIOPSIDE 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 12

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Diopside n. A crystallized variety of pyroxene, of a clear, grayish
green color; mussite.

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One who, or that which, eats.
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The matter forming the white lines becomes better crystallised in these cavities, and Professor Miller was fortunate enough, after several trials, to ascertain that the white crystals, which are the largest, were of quartz,[23] and that the minute green transparent needles were augite, or, as they would more generally be called, diopside: besides these crystals, there are some minute, dark specks without a trace of crystalline, and some fine, white, granular, crystalline matter which is probably feldspar.
Coral Reefs, Volcanic Islands, South American Geology Charles Darwin 2003
One of the varieties of rock thus produced at Ascension, at first sight, singularly resembles a fine-grained gneiss; it consists of quite straight and parallel zones of excessive tenuity, of more or less coloured crystallised feldspar, of distinct crystals of quartz, diopside, and oxide of iron.
Coral Reefs, Volcanic Islands, South American Geology Charles Darwin 2003
The primary deposition was of chalcopyrite and other copper sulphides, together with garnet, diopside, and other minerals known to have required high temperature in their formation.
The Economic Aspect of Geology C. K. Leith 2009
Here it is believed to be an alteration product of diopside (lime-magnesia pyroxene) in a contact-metamorphic silicated zone.
The Economic Aspect of Geology C. K. Leith 2009
Extensive alterations of the country rock in the way of silicification and sericitization, and the presence of minerals like garnet, tourmaline, diopside, and others, known to be commonly deposited by the same hot solutions which make many ore deposits, may furnish a clue for exploration below.
The Economic Aspect of Geology C. K. Leith 2009