The “石” component

dissipated

cliff

to expand

to chop

a thorny tree

pump (loanword)

stoneware

breakwater

used in 矸石[gan1shi2]

used in 矻矻[ku1 ku1]

(Tw) silicon (chemistry)

alum

mineral deposit; ore deposit

stone with color veins

weight

sand

sound of a thing flying fast by

to build by laying bricks or stones

to chop

to calender

arsenic

to grind

brick

used in 硨磲|砗磲[che1 qu2]

(agriculture) to compact loose soil with a stone roller after sowing seeds

ink-stone

sulfone

used in 砝碼|砝码[fa3 ma3]

fragments

steelyard weight

baffle (pier)

Chinese character

anvil

dam up water with rocks

a huge boulder

ancient stone acupuncture needle

(onom.) bang

Chinese character

broken

arsenic (chemistry)

to smash

astatine (chemistry)

grind

(dialect) tool used to hull rice (similar to a grain mill)

concrete (construction)

(bound form) gravel; small stone

foundation

Chinese character

silicon (chemistry)

used in 硇砂[nao2sha1]

(coll.) (of sth hard or rough) to press against some part of one's body causing discomfort (like a small stone in one's shoe)

whetstone

cave

selenium (chemistry)

large

place name

stony soil

(literary) grindstone

saltpeter

Chinese character

sulfur (chemistry)

hard; stiff; solid

crude saltpeter

authenticated

Chinese character

Chinese character

boron (chemistry)

anchor

rock cave (archaic)

used in 碌碡[liu4 zhou5]

to hinder

(transitive or intransitive verb) to break into pieces; to shatter; to crumble

a monument

pestle

bowl

iodine (chemistry)

(used in place names)

(bound form) moraine; rocks in shallow water

gritty (of food)

dish

stone roller (for threshing grain, leveling ground etc)

stone tablet

dangerous rocks jutting out over rapids

green jade

Chinese character

to touch

(chemistry) base; alkali; soda

tellurium (chemistry)

carbon (chemistry)

fault

Chinese character

Chinese character

Chinese character

stone roller

magnetic

scale (instrument for weighing)

stone plinth

lumpy

deliberate

firm

old term for the right-falling stroke in Chinese characters (e.g. the last stroke of 大[da4]), now called 捺[na4]

to tap

roller

Chinese character

to rub

chime stones, ancient percussion instrument made of stone or jade pieces hung in a row and struck as a xylophone

used in 硨磲|砗磲[che1 qu2]

cliff-ledge

(chemistry) phosphorus

sulfur

reef

stone block

Chinese character

a small stone

Chinese character

(mineral)

shredder

Chinese character

Chinese character

to fill

metatarsus