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Definition of pearl
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Pearl (n.)
Nacre,
or
mother-of-pearl..
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Discoid
::
Discoid
(a.)
Having
the form of a disk, as those
univalve
shells
which have the
whorls
in one
plane,
so as to form a disk, as the
pearly
nautilus..
Pearlaceous
::
Pearlaceous
(a.)
Resembling
pearl or
mother-of-pearl;
pearly
in
quality
or
appearance.
Avicula
::
Avicula
(n.) A genus of
marine
bivalves,
having
a
pearly
interior,
allied
to the pearl
oyster;
-- so
called
from a
supposed
resemblance
of the
typical
species
to a
bird..
Impearl
::
Impearl
(v. t.) To
decorate
as with
pearls
or with
anything
resembling
pearls.
Fiorite
::
Fiorite
(n.) A
variety
of opal
occuring
in the
cavities
of
volcanic
tufa, in
smooth
and
shining
globular
and
botryoidal
masses,
having
a
pearly
luster;
-- so
called
from
Fiora,
in
Ischia..
Pearl
::
Pearl (n.) A
whitish
speck or film on the eye.
Tetrabranchiata
::
Tetrabranchiata
(n. pl.) An order of
Cephalopoda
having
four
gills.
Among
living
species
it
includes
only the
pearly
nautilus.
Numerous
genera
and
species
are found in the
fossil
state,
such as
Ammonites,
Baculites,
Orthoceras,
etc..
Tyrolite
::
Tyrolite
(n.) A
translucent
mineral
of a green color and
pearly
or
vitreous
luster.
It is a
hydrous
arseniate
of
copper.
Orient
::
Orient
(n.) A pearl of great
luster.
Pearl
::
Pearl (v. i.) To
resemble
pearl or
pearls.
Pearlwort
::
Pearlwort
(n.) A name given to
several
species
of
Sagina,
low and
inconspicuous
herbs of the
Chickweed
family..
Carat
::
Carat (n.) The
weight
by which
precious
stones
and
pearls
are
weighed.
Diaspore
::
Diaspore
(n.) A
hydrate
of
alumina,
often
occurring
in white
lamellar
masses
with
brilliant
pearly
luster;
-- so named on
account
of its
decrepitating
when
heated
before
the
blowpipe..
Tharos
::
Tharos
(n.) A small
American
butterfly
(Phycoides
tharos)
having
the upper
surface
of the wings
variegated
with
orange
and
black,
the outer
margins
black with small white
crescents;
--
called
also pearl
crescent..
Bdellium
::
Bdellium
(n.) An
unidentified
substance
mentioned
in the Bible (Gen. ii. 12, and Num. xi. 7),
variously
taken to be a gum, a
precious
stone,
or
pearls,
or
perhaps
a kind of amber found in
Arabia..
Pearlash
::
Pearlash
(n.) A white
amorphous
or
granular
substance
which
consists
principally
of
potassium
carbonate,
and has a
strong
alkaline
reaction.
It is
obtained
by
lixiviating
wood
ashes,
and
evaporating
the lye, and has been an
important
source
of
potassium
compounds.
It is used in
making
soap,
glass,
etc..
Marasritaceous
::
Marasritaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
pearl;
pearly..
Slit-shell
::
Slit-shell
(n.) Any
species
of
Pleurotomaria,
a genus of
beautiful,
pearly,
spiral
gastropod
shells
having
a deep slit in the outer lip. Many
fossil
species
are
known,
and a few
living
ones are found in deep water in
tropical
seas..
Brewsterite
::
Brewsterite
(n.) A rare
zeolitic
mineral
occurring
in white
monoclinic
crystals
with
pearly
luster.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
aluminia,
baryta,
and
strontia..
Margarite
::
Margarite
(n.) A
mineral
related
to the
micas,
but low in
silica
and
yielding
brittle
folia with
pearly
luster..
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