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5
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To make scratches or creases in pieces of clay be joined together
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7
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A state of clay that strong enough to support itself, but still can be worked
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8
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A state of clay where the moisture has evaporated leaving the clay unworkable, but ready for firing
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9
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Moving and shaping clay, usually using the fingers
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10
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Can be easily manipulated - modeled, molded or pressed into a desired shape; malleable
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13
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A thin coating of minerals which produces a glassy transparent or colored coating on bisque ware
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1
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Clay that has been fired once in the kiln
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2
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Furnace for firing clay which can achieve temperatures up to 2500 °f. Power by gas, wood, or electric
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3
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Clay that has been glazed and fired a second time in the kiln
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4
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Fine-grained earth materials formed by the decomposition of igneous rock
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5
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A flat piece of clay
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6
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Finished leather hard or bone dry clay pieces not yet fired
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11
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A rounded tube/snake like length of clay
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12
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Watered down clay that is used in the joining of two pieces of clay together
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