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Definition of tarn
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Tarn (n.) A
mountain
lake or pool.
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Palladium
::
Palladium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element
of the light
platinum
group,
found
native,
and also
alloyed
with
platinum
and gold. It is a
silver-white
metal
resembling
platinum,
and like it
permanent
and
untarnished
in the air, but is more
easily
fusible.
It is
unique
in its power of
occluding
hydrogen,
which it does to the
extent
of
nearly
a
thousand
volumes,
forming
the alloy Pd2H. It is used for
graduated
circles
and
verniers,
for
plating
certain
silver
goods,
and
somewhat
in
dentistry.
It was so na
Tarn
::
Tarn (n.) A
mountain
lake or pool.
Contaminate
::
Contaminate
(v. t.) To soil,
stain,
or
corrupt
by
contact;
to
tarnish;
to
sully;
to
taint;
to
pollute;
to
defile..
Sulphacid
::
Sully (n.) Soil;
tarnish;
stain.
Aspersion
::
Aspersion
(n.) The
spreading
of
calumniations
reports
or
charges
which
tarnish
reputation,
like the
bespattering
of a body with foul
water;
calumny..
Sullies
::
Sully (v. i.) To
become
soiled
or
tarnished.
Dirty
::
Dirty (v. t.) To
tarnish;
to
sully;
to
scandalize;
-- said of
reputation,
character,
etc..
Sully
::
Sully (v. t.) To soil; to
dirty;
to spot; to
tarnish;
to
stain;
to
darken;
-- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, to sully a
sword;
to sully a
person's
reputation..
Lead
::
Lead (n.) One of the
elements,
a
heavy,
pliable,
inelastic
metal,
having
a
bright,
bluish
color,
but
easily
tarnished.
It is both
malleable
and
ductile,
though
with
little
tenacity,
and is used for
tubes,
sheets,
bullets,
etc. Its
specific
gravity
is
11.37.
It is
easily
fusible,
forms
alloys
with other
metals,
and is an
ingredient
of
solder
and type
metal.
Atomic
weight,
206.4.
Symbol
Pb (L.
Plumbum).
It is
chiefly
obtained
from the
mineral
galena,
lead
sulphide..
Soil
::
Soil (n.) To stain or mar, as with
infamy
or
disgrace;
to
tarnish;
to
sully..
Smut
::
Smut (v. t.) To
blacken;
to sully or
taint;
to
tarnish.
Starost
::
Starnose
(n.) A
curious
American
mole
(Condylura
cristata)
having
the nose
expanded
at the end into a
stellate
disk; --
called
also
star-nosed
mole.
Dull
::
Dull (v. t.) To
render
dim or
obscure;
to
sully;
to
tarnish.
Bornite
::
Bornite
(n.) A
valuable
ore of
copper,
containing
copper,
iron, and
sulphur;
-- also
called
purple
copper
ore (or
erubescite),
in
allusion
to the
colors
shown upon the
slightly
tarnished
surface..
Spot
::
Spot (v. t.) To
stain;
to
blemish;
to
taint;
to
disgrace;
to
tarnish,
as
reputation;
to
asperse..
Cotarnine
::
Cotarnine
(n.) A
white,
crystalline
substance,
C12H13NO3,
obtained
as a
product
of the
decomposition
of
narcotine.
It has weak basic
properties,
and is
usually
regarded
as an
alkaloid..
Cloud
::
Cloud (v. t.) To
blacken;
to
sully;
to
stain;
to
tarnish;
to
damage;
-- esp. used of
reputation
or
character.
Asperse
::
Asperse
(v. t.) To
bespatter
with foul
reports
or false and
injurious
charges;
to
tarnish
in point of
reputation
or good name; to
slander
or
calumniate;
as, to
asperse
a poet or his
writings;
to
asperse
a man's
character..
Darken
::
Darken
(a.) To make foul; to
sully;
to
tarnish.
Tarnisher
::
Tarnisher
(n.) One who, or that
which,
tarnishes..
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