Usually means: Synthetic aluminum oxide abrasive material.
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▸ noun:  alumina, especially an abrasive product made from fused alumina

Similar:
alumine, alumina, aluminia, alumstone, alum stone, aluminium oxide, aluminilite, aluminum oxide, alum rock, aluminate, more...

Adjectives:
sterile, mesh, granular, white, porous, powdered

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Similar:
alumine, alumina, aluminia, alumstone, alum stone, aluminium oxide, aluminilite, aluminum oxide, alum rock, aluminate, more...

Adjectives:
sterile, mesh, granular, white, porous, powdered



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