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Definition of silver
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Silver
(a.)
Giving
a
clear,
ringing
sound soft and
clear..
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Amalgamate
::
Amalgamate
(v. t.) To
compound
or mix, as
quicksilver,
with
another
metal;
to
unite,
combine,
or alloy with
mercury..
Scorifier
::
Scorifier
(n.) One who, or that
which,
scorifies;
specifically,
a small flat
bowl-shaped
cup used in the first
heating
in
assaying,
to
remove
the earth and
gangue,
and to
concentrate
the gold and
silver
in a lead
button..
Hydrargyrum
::
Hydrargyrum
(n.)
Quicksilver;
mercury.
Touch-needle
::
Touch-needle
(n.) A small bar of gold and
silver,
either
pure, or
alloyed
in some known
proportion
with
copper,
for
trying
the
purity
of
articles
of gold or
silver
by
comparison
of the
streaks
made by the
article
and the bar on a
touchstone..
Fineness
::
Fineness
(a.) The
proportion
of pure
silver
or gold in
jewelry,
bullion,
or
coins..
Influx
::
Influx
(n.) A
coming
in;
infusion;
intromission;
introduction;
importation
in
abundance;
also, that which flows or comes in; as, a great
influx
of goods into a
country,
or an
influx
of gold and
silver..
Daguerreotype
::
Daguerreotype
(n.) An early
variety
of
photograph,
produced
on a
silver
plate,
or
copper
plate
covered
with
silver,
and
rendered
sensitive
by the
action
of
iodine,
or
iodine
and
bromine,
on
which,
after
exposure
in the
camera,
the
latent
image is
developed
by the vapor of
mercury..
Dime
::
Dime (n.) A
silver
coin of the
United
States,
of the value of ten
cents;
the tenth of a
dollar..
Desilverize
::
Desilverize
(v. t.) To
deprive,
or free from,
silver;
to
remove
silver
from..
Whiting
::
Whiting
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of North
American
marine
sciaenoid
food
fishes
belonging
to genus
Menticirrhus,
especially
M.
Americanus,
found from
Maryland
to
Brazil,
and M.
littoralis,
common
from
Virginia
to
Texas;
--
called
also
silver
whiting,
and surf
whiting..
Sol
::
Sol (n.) A
silver
and gold coin of Peru. The
silver
sol is the unit of
value,
and is worth about 68
cents..
Shilling
::
Shilling
(n.) A
silver
coin, and money of
account,
of Great
Britain
and its
dependencies,
equal to
twelve
pence,
or the
twentieth
part of a
pound,
equivalent
to about
twenty-four
cents of the
United
States
currency..
Filigree
::
Filigree
(n.)
Ornamental
work,
formerly
with
grains
or
breads,
but now
composed
of fine wire and used
chiefly
in
decorating
gold and
silver
to which the wire is
soldered,
being
arranged
in
designs
frequently
of a
delicate
and
intricate
arabesque
pattern..
Foliated
::
Foliated
(a.)
Spread
over with an
amalgam
of tin and
quicksilver.
Protogine
::
Protogine
(n.) A kind of
granite
or
gneiss
containing
a
silvery
talcose
mineral.
Leucophyllous
::
Leucophyllous
(a.)
Having
white or
silvery
foliage.
Yellowtail
::
Yellowtail
(n.) The
mademoiselle,
or
silver
perch..
Argentine
::
Argentine
(n.) A
siliceous
variety
of
calcite,
or
carbonate
of lime,
having
a
silvery-white,
pearly
luster,
and a
waving
or
curved
lamellar
structure..
Bromyrite
::
Bromyrite
(n.)
Silver
bromide,
a rare
mineral;
--
called
also
bromargyrite..
Tip
::
Tip (v. t.) To form a point upon; to cover the tip, top, or end of; as, to tip
anything
with gold or
silver..
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