- MICA
- Vermiculite, essentially
- Insulating silicate
- Isinglass
- Flaky-mineral group
- Flaky mineral in granite
- Crumbly rock
- Crumbly silicate
- Flaky mineral
- Flaky rock
- Mineral in sheets
- Silicate used in capacitors
- Silicate used in drywall
- Translucent mineral
- Rock found in sheets
- Volcanic rock
- Layered rock
- Silicate used as an insulator
- Mineral with excellent basal cleavage
- Mineral used as an insulator
- Mineral known for perfect cleavage
- Shimmery material found in much cosmetics
- Shiny sheet makeup
- Word from the Latin for "crumb"
- Soft rock with a white streak
- Muscovite is the most common form of it
- Mineral added to paint
- Transparent mineral
- Easily-split mineral
- Easily cleaved mineral
- Flaky mineral used in some auto finishes
- Often-transparent mineral
- Flexible mineral
- Spray-on snow stuff
- Mineral found in igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks
- Mineral with perfect cleavage
- Popular insulator
- Glittery mineral
- Sheeted mineral
- Sparkly rock substance
- Sparkly mineral
- Mineral silicate
- Muscovite, e.g.
- Mineral sometimes sold in flakes
- Phyllosilicate mineral
- Mineral with basal cleavage
- Mineral found in sheets
- Mineral whose name is Latin for "crumb"
- Layered mineral
- Layered silicate
- Mineral in thin sheets
- Countertop material
- Flexible mineral sheet
- Mineral used in roofing
- Flaky layered mineral
- Mineral used in pearlescent paint
- Shiny mineral
- Laminated mineral
- Thinly layered mineral
- Thin-layered mineral
- Glittery piece in Pueblo pottery
- Insulation material
- Mineral used in insulation
- Mineral used in capacitors
- What makes granite sparkle
- Gneiss mineral
- Mineral found in capacitors
- Glasslike mineral.
- Mineral.
- Transparent silicate.
- Silicate.
- A mineral.
- Mineral that separates into thin sheets.
- What isinglass is.
- Constituent of igneous rocks.
- Mineral in thin layers.
- A complex silicate.
- Mineral resistant to heat.
- Muscovite.
- A silicate.
- Mineral in layers.
- Biotite.
- Heat-resistant mineral.
- Biotite, e.g.
- Glistening mineral
- Fuchsite, e.g.
- Dynamite ingredient
- Mineral resistant to electricity
- Sheetlike mineral
- Fuchsite
- Glassy mineral
- Ala. product
- See-through silicate
- Foliate mineral
- Some sheets
- Easily split stuff
- Constituent of biotite
- It comes in sheets
- Material in sheets
- Mineral used for insulation
- Mineral that glistens
- It's flaky
- Sheet rock?
- Mineral in transparent sheets
- Oven window material
- Glass substitute
- Glinting flecks in granite
- Muscovite, for one
- Sheet mineral
- Makeup of some insulating sheets
- Translucent mineral in sheets
- Material also known as cat-gold or glimmer
- Flaky stuff
- It makes flakes
- It makes granite glint
- Material found in countertops
- Mineral easily split into layers
- Mineral used in drywall
- Mineral whose name means "crumb" in Latin
- Natural source of glitter
- Shimmery mineral
- Glam rock?
- Flaking rock
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- Flaky, pearly mineral
- Mineral used in shimmery cosmetics
- Shiny mineral in some cosmetics
- Scaly mineral
- Thin-leaved mineral
- Mineral that forms in sheets
- Thin, flaky mineral
- Shimmer makeup mineral
- Shiny mineral in some makeup
- Shiny makeup additive
- Muscovite <P>e.g.
- Aluminum silicate mineral
- Natural glitter
- Granite ingredient
- Aluminum silicate
- Glittery rock
- Flaky material
- Thin mineral sheet
- Mineral in insulation
- Mineral that can be cleaved
- Mineral in pearlescent paints
- Mineral that splits into sheets
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- Leafy mineral
- Insulating mineral
- Muscovite, for example
- Mineral noted for its cleavage
- It has near-perfect cleavage
- It's noted for its cleavage
- Mineral used in auto paint
- Mineral with easily separated sheets
- Shiny silicate mineral
- Mineral with thin layers
- Mineral that adds shimmer to auto paint
