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Definition of iron
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Iron (n.) Like iron in
hardness,
strength,
impenetrability,
power of
endurance,
insensibility,
etc.;.
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Warwickite
::
Warwickite
(n.) A dark brown or black
mineral,
occurring
in
prismatic
crystals
imbedded
in
limestone
near
Warwick,
New York. It
consists
of the
borate
and
titanate
of
magnesia
and
iron..
Studded
::
Stud (n.) An iron brace
across
the
shorter
diameter
of the link of a chain
cable.
Chrysotype
::
Chrysotype
(n.) A
photographic
picture
taken upon paper
prepared
by the use of a
sensitive
salt of iron and
developed
by the
application
of
chloride
of gold.
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..
Umber
::
Umber (n.) A brown or
reddish
pigment
used in both oil and water
colors,
obtained
from
certain
natural
clays
variously
colored
by the
oxides
of iron and
manganese.
It is
commonly
heated
or
burned
before
being used, and is then
called
burnt
umber;
when not
heated,
it is
called
raw
umber.
See Burnt
umber,
below..
Girdle
::
Girdle
(v. t.) To
inclose;
to
environ;
to shut in.
Boiler
::
Boiler
(n.) A
strong
metallic
vessel,
usually
of
wrought
iron
plates
riveted
together,
or a
composite
structure
variously
formed,
in which steam is
generated
for
driving
engines,
or for
heating,
cooking,
or other
purposes..
Step
::
Step (v. i.) In
general,
a
framing
in wood or iron which is
intended
to
receive
an
upright
shaft;
specif.,
a block of wood, or a solid
platform
upon the
keelson,
supporting
the heel of the
mast..
Barking Irons
::
Barking
irons () A pair of
pistols.
Brace
::
Brace (n.) A
curved
instrument
or
handle
of iron or wood, for
holding
and
turning
bits, etc.; a
bitstock..
Holosiderite
::
Holosiderite
(n.)
Meteoric
iron; a
meteorite
consisting
of
metallic
iron
without
stony
matter.
Gridiron
::
Gridiron
(n.) An
openwork
frame on which
vessels
are
placed
for
examination,
cleaning,
and
repairs..
Unfinished
::
Unfinished
(a.) Not
finished,
not
brought
to an end;
imperfect;
incomplete;
left in the
rough;
wanting
the last hand or
touch;
as, an
unfinished
house;
an
unfinished
picture;
an
unfinished
iron
casting..
Breeching
::
Breeching
(n.) The sheet iron
casing
at the end of
boilers
to
convey
the smoke from the flues to the
smokestack.
Ferrary
::
Ferrary
(n.) The art of
working
in iron.
Ankerite
::
Ankerite
(n.) A
mineral
closely
related
to
dolomite,
but
containing
iron..
Chironomy
::
Chironomy
(n.) The art of
moving
the hands in
oratory
or in
pantomime;
gestur.
Work
::
Work (n.)
Structures
in
civil,
military,
or naval
engineering,
as
docks,
bridges,
embankments,
trenches,
fortifications,
and the like; also, the
structures
and
grounds
of a
manufacturing
establishment;
as, iron
works;
locomotive
works;
gas
works..
Bollard
::
Bollard
(n.) An
upright
wooden
or iron post in a boat or on a dock, used in
veering
or
fastening
ropes..
Arsenic
::
Arsenic
(n.) One of the
elements,
a solid
substance
resembling
a metal in its
physical
properties,
but in its
chemical
relations
ranking
with the
nonmetals.
It is of a
steel-gray
color and
brilliant
luster,
though
usually
dull from
tarnish.
It is very
brittle,
and
sublimes
at 356ยก
Fahrenheit.
It is
sometimes
found
native,
but
usually
combined
with
silver,
cobalt,
nickel,
iron,
antimony,
or
sulphur.
Orpiment
and
realgar
are two of its
sulphur
compounds,
the first of which is the true
arsenicum
of
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