Pertaining to, or composed of, detritus.

A word used in reference to sediments or sedimentary rocks that are composed of particles that were transported and deposited by wind, water or ice.

A collective term for loose rock and mineral material worn off or removed by mechanical means from pre-existing rock

1. Pertaining to detritus. 2. A rock formed from detritus.

Pertaining to or formed from detritus; said esp. of rocks, minerals, and sediments. The term may indicate a source outside the depositional basin or a source within it.

Formed from detritus i.e. mineral material produced by mechanical means, e.g. disintegration or abrasion, and removed from its place of origin

A term applied to any particles, minerals or rocks, which have been derived from pre-existing rock by processes of weathering and/or erosion.

Formed from detritus of preexisting rock. This is particularly for rocks, minerals, and sediments composed of precursor components.

a rock formed from the accumulation of solid fragments transported from a source area to a site of deposition (beach, basin, stream channel, lake, etc.)

(de-tri´-tal) Pertaining to or formed from detritus; esp. said of minerals occurring in sedimentary rocks which were derived from pre-existing rocks either within or outside the basin of deposition.