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Definition of silver
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Silver
(v. i.) To
acquire
a
silvery
color.
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Molybdenum
::
Molybdenum
(n.) A rare
element
of the
chromium
group,
occurring
in
nature
in the
minerals
molybdenite
and
wulfenite,
and when
reduced
obtained
as a hard,
silver-white,
difficulty
fusible
metal.
Symbol
Mo.
Atomic
weight
95.9..
Substitution
::
Substitution
(n.) The act of
substituting
or
putting
one
person
or thing in the place of
another;
as, the
substitution
of an
agent,
attorney,
or
representative
to act for one in his
absense;
the
substitution
of bank notes for gold and
silver
as a
circulating
medium..
Barium
::
Barium
(n.) One of the
elements,
belonging
to the
alkaline
earth
group;
a metal
having
a
silver-white
color,
and
melting
at a very high
temperature.
It is
difficult
to
obtain
the pure
metal,
from the
facility
with which it
becomes
oxidized
in the air.
Atomic
weight,
137.
Symbol,
Ba. Its oxide
called
baryta..
Tailor
::
Tailor
(n.) The
silversides.
Plate
::
Plate (n.) A
roundel
of
silver
or
tinctured
argent.
Plate
::
Plate (n.) A piece of
money,
usually
silver
money..
Blank
::
Blank (n.) A kind of base
silver
money,
first
coined
in
England
by Henry V., and worth about 8
pence;
also, a
French
coin of the
seventeenth
century,
worth about 4
pence..
Hall-mark
::
Hall-mark
(n.) The
official
stamp of the
Goldsmiths'
Company
and other assay
offices,
in the
United
Kingdom,
on gold and
silver
articles,
attesting
their
purity.
Also used
figuratively;
-- as, a word or
phrase
lacks the
hall-mark
of the best
writers..
Bimetallism
::
Bimetallism
(n.) The
legalized
use of two
metals
(as gold and
silver)
in the
currency
of a
country,
at a fixed
relative
value;
-- in
opposition
to
monometallism..
Assayer
::
Assayer
(n.) One who
assays.
Specifically:
One who
examines
metallic
ores or
compounds,
for the
purpose
of
determining
the
amount
of any
particular
metal in the same,
especially
of gold or
silver..
Dime
::
Dime (n.) A
silver
coin of the
United
States,
of the value of ten
cents;
the tenth of a
dollar..
Progne
::
Progne
(n.) An
American
butterfly
(Polygonia,
/
Vanessa,
Progne).
It is
orange
and black
above,
grayish
beneath,
with an
L-shaped
silver
mark on the hind
wings.
Called
also gray
comma..
Drachma
::
Drachma
(n.) A gold and
silver
coin of
modern
Greece
worth 19.3
cents.
Stateroom
::
Stater
(n.) The
principal
gold coin of
ancient
Grece.
It
varied
much in
value,
the
stater
best known at
Athens
being worth about
£1
2s., or about
$5.35.
The Attic
silver
tetradrachm
was in later times
called
stater..
Sweepy
::
Sweepwasher
(n.) One who
extracts
the
residuum
of
precious
metals
from the
sweepings,
potsherds,
etc., of
refineries
of gold and
silver,
or
places
where these
metals
are
used..
Gourde
::
Gourde
(n.) A
silver
dollar;
-- so
called
in Cuba,
Hayti,
etc..
Bullion
::
Bullion
(n.) Heavy
twisted
fringe,
made of fine gold or
silver
wire and used for
epaulets;
also, any heavy
twisted
fringe
whose cords are
prominent..
Magistral
::
Magistral
(n.)
Powdered
copper
pyrites
used in the
amalgamation
of ores of
silver,
as at the
Spanish
mines of
Mexico
and South
America..
"denarius
::
Denarius
(n.) A Roman
silver
coin of the value of about
fourteen
cents;
the penny of the New
Testament;
-- so
called
from being worth
originally
ten of the
pieces
called
as..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To unite with, or
introduce
into, a mass
already
formed;
as, to
incorporate
copper
with
silver;
-- used with with and
into..
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