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Definition of gold
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Gold (v. t.)
Figuratively,
something
precious
or pure; as,
hearts
of
gold..
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Cassius
::
Cassius
(n.) A
brownish
purple
pigment,
obtained
by the
action
of some
compounds
of tin upon
certain
salts of gold. It is used in
painting
and
staining
porcelain
and glass to give a
beautiful
purple
color.
Commonly
called
Purple
of
Cassius..
Scudo
::
Scudo (n.) A gold coin of Rome, worth 64
shillings
11 pence
sterling,
or about $
15.70..
Billon
::
Billon
(n.) An alloy of gold and
silver
with a large
proportion
of
copper
or other base
metal,
used in
coinage..
Troutbird
::
Troutbird
(n.) The
American
golden
plover.
George Noble
::
George
noble () A gold noble of the time of Henry VIII. See
Noble,
n..
Aurous
::
Aurous
(a.)
Containing
gold.
Eureka
::
Eureka
() The
exclamation
attributed
to
Archimedes,
who is said to have cried out
Eureka!
eureka!
(I have found it! I have found it!), upon
suddenly
discovering
a
method
of
finding
out how much the gold of King
Hiero's
crown had been
alloyed.
Hence,
an
expression
of
triumph
concerning
a
discovery..
Bezant
::
Bezant
(n.) A
circle
in or, i. e., gold,
representing
the gold coin
called
bezant..
Carolus
::
Carolus
(n.) An
English
gold coin of the value of
twenty
or
twenty-three
shillings.
It was first
struck
in the reign of
Charles
I.
Beggar''s Ticks
::
Beggar's
ticks () The bur
marigold
(Bidens)
and its
achenes,
which are armed with
barbed
awns, and
adhere
to
clothing
and
fleeces
with
unpleasant
tenacity..
Species
::
Species
(n.) Coin, or
coined
silver,
gold, ot other
metal,
used as a
circulating
medium;
specie..
Goldney
::
Goldney
(n.) See
Gilthead.
Corkwing
::
Corkwing
(n.) A fish; the
goldsinny.
Abuse
::
Abuse (v. t.) To put to a wrong use; to
misapply;
to
misuse;
to put to a bad use; to use for a wrong
purpose
or end; to
pervert;
as, to abuse
inherited
gold; to make an
excessive
use of; as, to abuse one's
authority..
Marigold
::
Marigold
(n.) A name for
several
plants
with
golden
yellow
blossoms,
especially
the
Calendula
officinalis
(see
Calendula),
and the
cultivated
species
of
Tagetes..
Auriphrygiate
::
Auriphrygiate
(a.)
Embroidered
or
decorated
with gold.
Tellurium
::
Tellurium
(n.) A rare
nonmetallic
element,
analogous
to
sulphur
and
selenium,
occasionally
found
native
as a
substance
of a
silver-white
metallic
luster,
but
usually
combined
with
metals,
as with gold and
silver
in the
mineral
sylvanite,
with
mercury
in
Coloradoite,
etc.
Symbol
Te.
Atomic
weight
125.2..
Eagle
::
Eagle (n.) Any
large,
rapacious
bird of the
Falcon
family,
esp. of the
genera
Aquila
and
Haliaeetus.
The eagle is
remarkable
for
strength,
size,
graceful
figure,
keenness
of
vision,
and
extraordinary
flight.
The most noted
species
are the
golden
eagle
(Aquila
chrysaetus);
the
imperial
eagle of
Europe
(A.
mogilnik
/
imperialis);
the
American
bald eagle
(Haliaeetus
leucocephalus);
the
European
sea eagle (H.
albicilla);
and the great harpy eagle
(Thrasaetus
harpyia).
The
figure
of the
eagle,
as the
Ore
::
Ore (n.) The
native
form of a
metal,
whether
free and
uncombined,
as gold,
copper,
etc., or
combined,
as iron, lead, etc.
Usually
the ores
contain
the
metals
combined
with
oxygen,
sulphur,
arsenic,
etc.
(called
mineralizers)..
Cablelaid
::
Cablelaid
(a.)
Twisted
after the
manner
of a
cable;
as, a
cable-laid
gold
chain..
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