Măr'mo-rā'tum, n.
n. [Lat., from marmorare, to make a kind of plaster out of marble, from marmor, marble.] (Arch.) A cement formed of pounded marble and lime, well beaten and mixed. Gwilt.
n. [Lat., from marmorare, to make a kind of plaster out of marble, from marmor, marble.] (Arch.) A cement formed of pounded marble and lime, well beaten and mixed. Gwilt.