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Definition of gold
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Gold (v. t.)
Money;
riches;
wealth.
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Sapajou
::
Sapajou
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of South
American
monkeys
of the genus
Cebus,
having
long and
prehensile
tails.
Some of the
species
are
called
also
capuchins.
The
bonnet
sapajou
(C.
subcristatus),
the
golden-handed
sapajou
(C.
chrysopus),
and the
white-throated
sapajou
(C.
hypoleucus)
are well known
species.
See
Capuchin..
Fret
::
Fret (v. t.) To rub; to wear away by
friction;
to
chafe;
to gall;
hence,
to eat away; to gnaw; as, to fret
cloth;
to fret a piece of gold or other
metal;
a worm frets the
plants
of a
ship..
Marigold
::
Marigold
(n.) A name for
several
plants
with
golden
yellow
blossoms,
especially
the
Calendula
officinalis
(see
Calendula),
and the
cultivated
species
of
Tagetes..
Broadpiece
::
Broadpiece
(n.) An old
English
gold coin,
broader
than a
guinea,
as a
Carolus
or
Jacobus..
Carat
::
Carat (n.) A
twenty-fourth
part; -- a term used in
estimating
the
proportionate
fineness
of gold.
Virgin
::
Virgin
(a.) Pure;
undefiled;
unmixed;
fresh;
new; as,
virgin
soil;
virgin
gold..
#NAME?
::
-ferous
() A
suffix
signifying
bearing,
producing,
yielding;
as,
auriferous,
yielding
gold;
chyliferous,
producing
chyle..
Golden
::
Golden
(a.) Made of gold;
consisting
of gold.
Yellowbird
::
Yellowbird
(n.) The
American
goldfinch,
or
thistle
bird. See
Goldfinch..
Plate
::
Plate (n.)
Metallic
ware which is
plated,
in
distinction
from that which is
genuine
silver
or
gold..
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
Truck
::
Truck (v. t.) To
exchange;
to give in
exchange;
to
barter;
as, to truck
knives
for gold
dust..
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..
Goldless
::
Goldless
(a.)
Destitute
of gold.
Poachard
::
Poachard
(n.) A
common
European
duck
(Aythya
ferina);
--
called
also
goldhead,
poker,
and
fresh-water,
/
red-headed,
widgeon..
Vermeil
::
Vermeil
(n.) A
liquid
composition
applied
to a
gilded
surface
to give
luster
to the gold.
Aventurine
::
Aventurine
(n.) A kind of
glass,
containing
gold-colored
spangles.
It was
produced
in the first place by the
accidental
(par
aventure)
dropping
of some brass
filings
into a pot of
melted
glass..
Inauration
::
Inauration
(n.) The act or
process
of
gilding
or
covering
with gold.
Bangle
::
Bangle
(n.) An
ornamental
circlet,
of
glass,
gold,
silver,
or other
material,
worn by women in India and
Africa,
and in some other
countries,
upon the wrist or
ankle;
a ring
bracelet..
Ryder
::
Ryder (n.) A gold coin of
Zealand
[Netherlands]
equal to 14
florins,
about $
5.60..
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