1. to crush or break into small pieces; to pound or grind
Usage: archaic; rare

1. fragments or pieces resulting from crushing or breaking; rubble or debris
Usage: archaic; rare

Examples

• The stone was concassed into powder by the heavy hammer.
• The earthquake left concasses of brick and mortar scattered across the street.
• Workers concassed the old concrete before removing it from the site.
• The concasses of the shattered vase were carefully swept up.
• The mill concasses the grain into flour.