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Definition of black
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of black is as below...
Black (n.) A
negro;
a
person
whose skin is of a black
color,
or
shaded
with
black;
esp. a
member
or
descendant
of
certain
African
races..
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Staurolitic
::
Staurolite
(n.) A
mineral
of a brown to black color
occurring
in
prismatic
crystals,
often
twinned
so as to form
groups
resembling
a
cross.
It is a
silicate
of
aluminia
and iron, and is
generally
found
imbedded
in mica
schist.
Called
also
granatite,
and
grenatite..
Menaccanite
::
Menaccanite
(n.) An
iron-black
or
steel-gray
mineral,
consisting
chiefly
of the
oxides
of iron and
titanium.
It is
commonly
massive,
but
occurs
also in
rhombohedral
crystals.
Called
also
titanic
iron ore, and
ilmenite..
Black-jack
::
Black-jack
(n.)
Caramel
or burnt
sugar,
used to color
wines,
spirits,
ground
coffee,
etc..
Matador
::
Matador
(n.) In the game of
quadrille
or
omber,
the three
principal
trumps,
the ace of
spades
being the
first,
the ace of clubs the
third,
and the
second
being the deuce of a black trump or the seven of a red one..
Letterwood
::
Letterwood
(n.) The
beautiful
and
highly
elastic
wood of a tree of the genus
Brosimum
(B.
Aubletii),
found in
Guiana;
-- so
called
from black spots in it which bear some
resemblance
to
hieroglyphics;
also
called
snakewood,
and
leopardwood.
It is much used for bows and for
walking
sticks..
Mamgabey
::
Mamgabey
(n.) Any one of
several
African
monkeys
of the genus
Cercocebus,
as the sooty
mangabey
(C.
fuliginosus),
which is sooty
black..
Lawyer
::
Lawyer
(n.) The
black-necked
stilt.
See
Stilt.
Paracyanogen
::
Paracyanogen
(n.) A
polymeric
modification
of
cyanogen,
obtained
as a brown or black
amorphous
residue
by
heating
mercuric
cyanide..
Raspberry
::
Raspberry
(n.) The
thimble-shaped
fruit of the Rubus
Idaeus
and other
similar
brambles;
as, the
black,
the red, and the white
raspberry..
Grenadier
::
Grenadier
(n.) A
bright-colored
South
African
grosbeak
(Pyromelana
orix),
having
the back red and the lower parts
black..
Magician
::
Magician
(n.) One
skilled
in
magic;
one who
practices
the black art; an
enchanter;
a
necromancer;
a
sorcerer
or
sorceress;
a
conjurer.
Blacks
::
Blacks
(n. pl.) Soot
flying
in the air.
Ivory-bill
::
Ivory-bill
(n.) A
large,
handsome,
North
American
woodpecker
(Campephilus
principalis),
having
a
large,
sharp,
ivory-colored
beak. Its
general
color is
glossy
black,
with white
secondaries,
and a white
dorsal
stripe.
The male has a
large,
scarlet
crest.
It is now rare, and found only in the Gulf
States..
Coaita
::
Coaita
(n.) The
native
name of
certain
South
American
monkeys
of the genus
Ateles,
esp. A.
paniscus.
The
black-faced
coaita
is
Ateles
ater. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Tue-irons
::
Tue-irons
(n. pl.) A pair of
blacksmith's
tongs.
Woodchat
::
Woodchat
(n.) A
European
shrike
(Enneoctonus
rufus).
In the male the head and nape are
rufous
red; the back,
wings,
and tail are
black,
varied
with
white..
Sea Cob
::
Sea cob () The
black-backed
gull.
Blackening
::
Blackening
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Blacke.
Lucullite
::
Lucullite
(n.) A
variety
of black
limestone,
often
polished
for
ornamental
purposes..
Blackballed
::
Blackballed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Blackbal.
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