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Definition of bronze
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 bronze is as below...
Bronze
(a.) A
yellowish
or
reddish
brown,
the color of
bronze;
also, a
pigment
or
powder
for
imitating
bronze..
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Statuminate
::
Statuette
(n.) A small
statue;
--
usually
applied
to a
figure
much less than life size,
especially
when of
marble
or
bronze,
or of
plaster
or clay as a
preparation
for the
marble
or
bronze,
as
distinguished
from a
figure
in terra cotta or the like. Cf.
Figurine..
Represent
::
Represent
(v. t.) To
portray
by
pictoral
or
plastic
art; to
delineate;
as, to
represent
a
landscape
in a
picture,
a horse in
bronze,
and the
like..
Copper
::
Copper
(n.) A
common
metal of a
reddish
color,
both
ductile
and
malleable,
and very
tenacious.
It is one of the best
conductors
of heat and
electricity.
Symbol
Cu.
Atomic
weight
63.3. It is one of the most
useful
metals
in
itself,
and also in its
alloys,
brass and
bronze..
Orsedue
::
Orsedue
(n.) Leaf metal of
bronze;
Dutch
metal.
See under
Dutch.
Coehorn
::
Coehorn
(n.) A small
bronze
mortar
mounted
on a
wooden
block with
handles,
and light
enough
to be
carried
short
distances
by two men..
Bronzine
::
Bronzine
(a.) Made of
bronzine;
resembling
bronze;
bronzelike.
Troilite
::
Troilite
(n.)
Native
iron
protosulphide,
FeS. It is known only in
meteoric
irons,
and is
usually
in
imbedded
nodular
masses
of a
bronze
color..
Bronze
::
Bronze
(n.) To give an
appearance
of
bronze
to, by a
coating
of
bronze
powder,
or by other
means;
to make of the color of
bronze;
as, to
bronze
plaster
casts;
to
bronze
coins or
medals..
Bronze
::
Bronze
(n.) To make hard or
unfeeling;
to
brazen.
Bronzed
::
Bronzed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Bronz.
Calaverite
::
Calaverite
(n.) A
bronze-yellow
massive
mineral
with
metallic
luster;
a
telluride
of gold; -- first found in
Calaveras
County
California.
Cist
::
Cist (n.) A box or
chest.
Specifically:
(a) A
bronze
receptacle,
round or oval,
frequently
decorated
with
engravings
on the sides and
cover,
and with feet,
handles,
etc., of
decorative
castings.
(b) A
cinerary
urn. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
"""bronze "
::
Bronze
(a.)
Boldness;
impudence;
brass..
Bronzing
::
Bronzing
(n.) The act or art of
communicating
to
articles
in
metal,
wood, clay,
plaster,
etc., the
appearance
of
bronze
by means of
bronze
powders,
or
imitative
painting,
or by
chemical
processes..
Bronzewing
::
Bronzewing
(n.) An
Australian
pigeon
of the genus
Phaps,
of
several
species;
-- so
called
from its
bronze
plumage..
Bronze
::
Bronze
(a.) A
statue,
bust, etc., cast in
bronze..
Patina
::
Patina
(n.) The color or
incrustation
which age gives to works of art;
especially,
the green rust which
covers
ancient
bronzes,
coins,
and
medals..
Palstave
::
Palstave
(n.) A
peculiar
bronze
adz, used in
prehistoric
Europe
about the
middle
of the
bronze
age..
Magenta
::
Magenta
(n.) An
aniline
dye
obtained
as an
amorphous
substance
having
a green
bronze
surface
color,
which
dissolves
to a shade of red; also, the
color;
-- so
called
from
Magenta,
in
Italy,
in
allusion
to the
battle
fought
there about the time the dye was
discovered.
Called
also
fuchsine,
roseine,
etc..
Penny
::
Penny (n.) An
English
coin,
formerly
of
copper,
now of
bronze,
the
twelfth
part of an
English
shilling
in
account
value,
and equal to four
farthings,
or about two
cents;
--
usually
indicated
by the
abbreviation
d. (the
initial
of
denarius)..
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