screenings
n.pl.— «Screenings are another name for fines. These fines range in dimension from dust-sized particles to small, angular rock chips no bigger than a pencil eraser. They are a byproduct of the rock-crushing process and are a very important component for the patio’s base material.» —“Flagstone patios benefit from secure base” by Tim Carter Indianapolis Star (Ind.) June 18, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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