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Definition of ivory
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Ivory (n.)
Teeth;
as, to show one's
ivories..
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Chryselephantine
::
Chryselephantine
(a.)
Composed
of, or
adorned
with, gold and
ivory..
Olifant
::
Olifant
(n.) An
ancient
horn, made of
ivory..
Ivoride
::
Ivoride
(n.) A
composition
resembling
ivory in
appearance
and used as a
substitute
for it.
Eburnification
::
Eburnification
(n.) The
conversion
of
certain
substances
into
others
which have the
appearance
or
characteristics
of
ivory.
Abaiser
::
Abaiser
(n.) Ivory black or
animal
charcoal.
Spilikin
::
Spilikin
(n.) One of a
number
of small
pieces
or pegs of wood,
ivory,
bone, or other
material,
for
playing
a game, or for
counting
the score in a game, as in
cribbage.
In the
plural
(spilikins.
Scrimshaw
::
Scrimshaw
(v. t.) To
ornament,
as
shells,
ivory,
etc., by
engraving,
and
(usually)
rubbing
pigments
into the
incised
lines..
Ivory
::
Ivory (n.) The tusks
themselves
of the
elephant,
etc..
Brush
::
Brush (n.) An
instrument
composed
of
bristles,
or other like
material,
set in a
suitable
back or
handle,
as of wood, bone, or
ivory,
and used for
various
purposes,
as in
removing
dust from
clothes,
laying
on
colors,
etc.
Brushes
have
different
shapes
and names
according
to their use; as,
clothes
brush,
paint
brush,
tooth
brush,
etc..
Burnisher
::
Burnisher
(n.) A tool with a hard,
smooth,
rounded
end or
surface,
as of
steel,
ivory,
or
agate,
used in
smoothing
or
polishing
by
rubbing.
It has a
variety
of forms
adapted
to
special
uses..
Ivory
::
Ivory (n.)
Teeth;
as, to show one's
ivories..
Jackstraw
::
"Jackstraw
(n.) One of a set of
straws
of
strips
of
ivory,
bone, wood, etc., for
playing
a
child's
game, the
jackstraws
being
thrown
confusedly
together
on a
table,
to be
gathered
up
singly
by a
hooked
instrument,
without
touching
or
disturbing
the rest of the pile. See
Spilikin..
Serrator
::
Serrator
(n.) The ivory gull
(Larus
eburneus).
Depolishing
::
Depolishing
(n.) The
process
of
removing
the
vitreous
glaze from
porcelain,
leaving
the dull
luster
of the
surface
of ivory
porcelain..
Phytelephas
::
Phytelephas
(n.) A genus of South
American
palm
trees,
the seeds of which
furnish
the
substance
called
vegetable
ivory..
Elephant
::
Elephant
(n.)
Ivory;
the tusk of the
elephant.
Strigillose
::
Strigil
(n.) An
instrument
of
metal,
ivory,
etc., used for
scraping
the skin at the
bath..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) A
mathematical
instrument,
consisting
of a slip of wood,
ivory,
or
metal,
with one or more sets of
spaces
graduated
and
numbered
on its
surface,
for
measuring
or
laying
off
distances,
etc., as in
drawing,
plotting,
and the like. See
Gunter's
scale..
Ivory
::
Ivory (n.) The hard,
white,
opaque,
fine-grained
substance
constituting
the tusks of the
elephant.
It is a
variety
of
dentine,
characterized
by the
minuteness
and close
arrangement
of the
tubes,
as also by their
double
flexure.
It is used in
manufacturing
articles
of
ornament
or
utility..
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To form in a
lathe;
to shape or
fashion
(anything)
by
applying
a
cutting
tool to it while
revolving;
as, to turn the legs of
stools
or
tables;
to turn ivory or
metal..
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