kaolin
/ˈkeɪəlɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A soft white clay used in the manufacture of paper, ceramics, and refractory products.
“The factory used kaolin to produce high-quality paper products.”
2. noun
A type of silicate mineral, also known as china clay, often used in the production of porcelain and other ceramics.
“The artist mixed kaolin with water to create a smooth paint base.”