A hard, vitreous, translucent ceramic material consisting essentially of kaolin, feldspar, and quartz, fired at a very high temperature

A vitreous, usually opaque, decorative or protective coating applied by fusion to the surface of metal, glass, or pottery

Any of various specially shaped ceramic tiles for finishing an edge or angle

Any of the ceramic nonceramic articles designed to be affixed to or inserted in tilework, such as tower bars, soap holders, and the like

A coved tile set at the meeting of a floor and wall to prevent accumulation of dirt and to facilitate cleaning

A thin coat of mortar for bonding ceramic tile to a backing

A cementitious or resinous mix for filling joints in ceramic tilework

Any of various fired clay tiles used for surfacing walls, floors, and countertops

A hollow tile of fired clay having parallel cells or cores, used in building walls and partitions

Any of various cellular building units of fired clay, concrete, or gypsum, used for building walls, floors, and roofs, or for fireproofing steelwork

A structural clay tile having a glazed surface, used for facing walls and partitions, esp. in areas subject to heavy wear, moisture, and strict sanitation requirements

Ceramic tile having a nonvitreous body a bright, matte, or crystalline glaze, used for surfacing interior walls and light-duty floors

Small ceramic tile having a porcelain or natural clay body, glazed for surfacing walls or unglazed for use on both floors and walls, and usually face or back-mounte on sheets to facilitate handling and speed installation

Unglazed ceramic floor tile having a natural clay body. Also called promenade tile.

Unglazed ceramic tile similar in composition to ceramic mosaic tile but thicker and larger in surface area

A hard, fired clay, reddish-brown in color when unglazed, used for architectural facings and ornaments, tile units, and pottery

Hard-burned, glazed or unglazed terra cotta, hand-molded or machine-extruded to order as a ceramic veneer for walls or for ornamentation

Sun-dried brick made of clay and straw, commonly used in regions with little rainfall

A stiff mixture of clay, sand or other aggregate, and water, compressed and dried within forms as a wall construction. Also called pisé, pisay, pisé de terre.