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Definition of silver
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Silver
(n.) Coin made of
silver;
silver
money.
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Cachou
::
Cachou
(n.) A
silvered
aromatic
pill, used to
correct
the odor of the
breath..
Silvery
::
Silvery
(a.)
Having
the
clear,
musical
tone of
silver;
soft and clear in
sound;
as,
silvery
voices;
a
silvery
laugh..
Mail
::
Mail (n.) A small piece of
money;
especially,
an
English
silver
half-penny
of the time of Henry V..
Hypo
::
Hypo (n.)
Sodium
hyposulphite,
or
thiosulphate,
a
solution
of which is used as a bath to wash out the
unchanged
silver
salts in a
picture..
Arbor Dianae
::
Arbor
Dianae
() A
precipitation
of
silver,
in a
beautiful
arborescent
form..
Pome
::
Pome (n.) A ball of
silver
or other
metal,
which is
filled
with hot
water,
and used by the
priest
in cold
weather
to warm his hands
during
the
service..
Scorify
::
Scorify
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
scoria
or slag;
specifically,
in
assaying,
to fuse so as to
separate
the
gangue
and
earthy
material,
with
borax,
lead, soda, etc., thus
leaving
the gold and
silver
in a lead
button;
hence,
to
separate
from, or by means of, a
slag..
Bromize
::
Bromize
(v. t.) To
prepare
or treat with
bromine;
as, to
bromize
a
silvered
plate..
Sternebrae
::
Sternbergite
(n.) A
sulphide
of
silver
and iron,
occurring
in soft
flexible
laminae
varying
in color from brown to
black..
Strond
::
Stromeyerite
(n.) A
steel-gray
mineral
of
metallic
luster.
It is a
sulphide
of
silver
and
copper.
Stephanotis
::
Stephanite
(n.) A
sulphide
of
antimony
and
silver
of an
iron-black
color and
metallic
luster;
called
also black
silver,
and
brittle
silver
ore..
Talent
::
Talent
(v. t.) Among the
Hebrews,
a
weight
and
denomination
of
money.
For
silver
it was
equivalent
to 3,000
shekels,
and in
weight
was equal to about 93/ lbs.
avoirdupois;
as a
denomination
of
silver,
it has been
variously
estimated
at from ?340 to ?396
sterling,
or about
$1,645
to
$1,916.
For gold it was equal to
10,000
gold
shekels..
Calotype
::
Calotype
(n.) A
method
of
taking
photographic
pictures,
on paper
sensitized
with
iodide
of
silver;
-- also
called
Talbotype,
from the
inventor,
Mr. Fox.
Talbot..
Nitrated
::
Nitrated
(a.)
Prepared
with
nitrate
of
silver.
Fineness
::
Fineness
(a.) The
proportion
of pure
silver
or gold in
jewelry,
bullion,
or
coins..
Base
::
Base (a.) Of
little
comparative
value,
as metal
inferior
to gold and
silver,
the
precious
metals..
Alburn
::
Alburn
(n.) The
bleak,
a small
European
fish
having
scales
of a
peculiarly
silvery
color which are used in
making
artificial
pearls..
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..
Birch
::
Birch (n.) A tree of
several
species,
constituting
the genus
Betula;
as, the white or
common
birch (B. alba) (also
called
silver
birch and lady
birch);
the dwarf birch (B.
glandulosa);
the paper or canoe birch (B.
papyracea);
the
yellow
birch (B.
lutea);
the black or
cherry
birch (B.
lenta)..
Brocaded
::
Brocaded
(a.) Woven or
worked,
as
brocade,
with gold and
silver,
or with
raised
flowers,
etc..
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