Crossword-Solution: GALLSTONE 9 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 10

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Gallstone n. A concretion, or calculus, formed in the gall bladder or
biliary passages. See Calculus, n., 1.

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hard mass formed in the gall bladder or its ducts 1 answer
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One who, or that which, eats.
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Amongst them I here first noticed a variety often to be referred to, namely, a peculiar gallstone-yellow siliceous porphyry, frequently, but not invariably, containing grains of quartz.
Geological Observations on South America Charles Darwin 2001
The pebbles vary from minute ones to the size of a hen’s egg, and even to that of half a man’s head; they consist of paler varieties of porphyry than those found further northward, and there are fewer of the gallstone-yellow kind; pebbles of compact black clay-slate were here first observed.
Geological Observations on South America Charles Darwin 2001
This agency must be powerful in mingling together and disseminating pebbles derived from different sources: we may, perhaps, thus understand the wide distribution of the gallstone-yellow porphyry; and likewise, perhaps, the great difference in the nature of the pebbles at the mouth of the Santa Cruz from those in the same latitude at the head of the valley.
Coral Reefs, Volcanic Islands, South American Geology Charles Darwin 2003
With the exception of madder, those colours mostly affected by _light and air_ are of organic origin, such as gallstone, Indian yellow, and the yellow dye-wood lakes; the red and purple lakes of cochineal; indigo; and sap green.
Field's Chromatography George Field 2007
GALLSTONE Is a deep-toned gorgeous yellow, affording richer tints than most other yellows, but it cannot be depended on for permanency, and therefore is seldom employed.
Field's Chromatography George Field 2007