marezzo

[muh-ret-soh]

noun

1. an imitation marble composed of Keene's cement, fiber, and coloring matter.

Word History and Origins

Origin of marezzo¹

1900–05; < Italian, derivative of marezzare to marble

Example Sentences

This, in our model kitchen, should be a shallow bath of Marezzo marble, which is a strong, durable composition, finely coloured.

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Enamelled slate would be cheaper and very good, and it would retain its polish better than the Marezzo marble, or japanned metal might answer the purpose pretty well.

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