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Definition of silver
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Silver
(n.) Coin made of
silver;
silver
money.
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Germanium
::
Germanium
(n.) A rare
element,
recently
discovered
(1885),
in a
silver
ore
(argyrodite)
at
Freiberg.
It is a
brittle,
silver-white
metal,
chemically
intermediate
between
the
metals
and
nonmetals,
resembles
tin, and is in
general
identical
with the
predicted
ekasilicon.
Symbol
Ge.
Atomic
weight
72.3..
Strond
::
Stromeyerite
(n.) A
steel-gray
mineral
of
metallic
luster.
It is a
sulphide
of
silver
and
copper.
Mercury
::
Mercury
(n.) A
metallic
element
mostly
obtained
by
reduction
from
cinnabar,
one of its ores. It is a
heavy,
opaque,
glistening
liquid
(commonly
called
quicksilver),
and is used in
barometers,
thermometers,
ect.
Specific
gravity
13.6.
Symbol
Hg
(Hydrargyrum).
Atomic
weight
199.8.
Mercury
has a
molecule
which
consists
of only one atom. It was named by the
alchemists
after the god
Mercury,
and
designated
by his
symbol,
/..
Dorking Fowl
::
Dorking
fowl () One of a breed of
large-bodied
domestic
fowls,
having
five toes, or the hind toe
double.
There are
several
strains,
as the
white,
gray, and
silver-gray.
They are
highly
esteemed
for the
table..
Silversmith
::
Silversmith
(n.) One whose
occupation
is to
manufacture
utensils,
ornaments,
etc., of
silver;
a
worker
in
silver..
Silvern
::
Silvern
(a.) Made of
silver.
Didrachma
::
Didrachma
(n.) A
two-drachma
piece;
an
ancient
Greek
silver
coin, worth
nearly
forty
cents..
Bit
::
Bit (v.) In the
Southern
and
Southwestern
States,
a small
silver
coin (as the real)
formerly
current;
commonly,
one worth about 12 1/2
cents;
also, the sum of 12 1/2
cents..
Kincob
::
Kincob
(n.) India silk
brocaded
with
flowers
in
silver
or gold.
Silvery
::
Silvery
(a.)
Resembling,
or
having
the
luster
of,
silver;
grayish
white and
lustrous;
of a mild
luster;
bright..
Argentine
::
Argentine
(n.) A
siliceous
variety
of
calcite,
or
carbonate
of lime,
having
a
silvery-white,
pearly
luster,
and a
waving
or
curved
lamellar
structure..
Skowitz
::
Skowitz
(n.) The
silver
salmon.
Pacos
::
Pacos (n.) An
earthy-looking
ore,
consisting
of brown oxide of iron with
minute
particles
of
native
silver..
Flask
::
Flask (n.) A
narrow-necked
vessel
of metal or
glass,
used for
various
purposes;
as of sheet
metal,
to carry
gunpowder
in; or of
wrought
iron, to
contain
quicksilver;
or of
glass,
to heat water in, etc..
Peseta
::
Peseta
(n.) A
Spanish
silver
coin, and money of
account,
equal to about
nineteen
cents,
and
divided
into 100
centesimos..
Electroplate
::
Electroplate
(v. t.) To plate or cover with a
coating
of
metal,
usually
silver,
nickel,
or gold, by means of
electrolysis..
Mark
::
Mark (n.) The unit of
monetary
account
of the
German
Empire,
equal to 23.8 cents of
United
States
money;
the
equivalent
of one
hundred
pfennigs.
Also, a
silver
coin of this
value..
Obolus
::
Obolus
(n.) A small
silver
coin of
Athens,
the sixth part of a
drachma,
about three cents in
value..
Rep-silver
::
Rep-silver
(n.) Money
anciently
paid by
servile
tenants
to their lord, in lieu of the
customary
service
of
reaping
his corn or
grain..
Fret
::
Fret (n.) The
reticulated
headdress
or net, made of gold or
silver
wire, in which
ladies
in the
Middle
Ages
confined
their
hair..
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