n. 1 a kind of stone that can be cut and polished to a hard shiny surface; 2.a very small ball made of colored glass used in children's games.
The marble rolled across the floor.
The marble rolled across the floor.
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How long did it take to get the marble to the Parthenon?
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The church's new baptismal font is made of Italian marble.
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Where did the tunnel from the old marble factory lead?
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What did the marble seem to say?
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Who brought the two marble statues back to life?
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What were the names of the white marble cats?
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Which famous Italian sculptor created a marble statue of Moses?
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Why did Mrs. Goodwin put the marble in the grass?
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The centripetal force pulled my marble to the center of the game.
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What carried the marble to the Parthenon?
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Where did Cruz's mom hide the first fragment of the marble tablets?
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The marble floor was Tuch.
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Where did Penny put the marble when no one was looking?
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In 1786, Robert Fulton invented a machine that cut and polished marble. What did people use the marble for?
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stone; glass ball; game; stone
wood block
2 syllables
mar-ble
arbel
garble
varble
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