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Definition of bronze
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bronze is as below...
Bronze
(n.) To give an
appearance
of
bronze
to, by a
coating
of
bronze
powder,
or by other
means;
to make of the color of
bronze;
as, to
bronze
plaster
casts;
to
bronze
coins or
medals..
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Figure
::
Figure
(n.) The
representation
of any form, as by
drawing,
painting,
modeling,
carving,
embroidering,
etc.;
especially,
a
representation
of the human body; as, a
figure
in
bronze;
a
figure
cut in
marble..
Phosphor-bronze
::
Phosphor-bronze
(n.) A
variety
of
bronze
possessing
great
hardness,
elasticity,
and
toughness,
obtained
by
melting
copper
with tin
phosphide.
It
contains
one or two per cent of
phosphorus
and from five to
fifteen
per cent of tin..
Bronze
::
Bronze
(a.) A
yellowish
or
reddish
brown,
the color of
bronze;
also, a
pigment
or
powder
for
imitating
bronze..
Vermeil
::
Vermeil
(n.)
Silver
gilt or gilt
bronze.
Bronzite
::
Bronzite
(n.) A
variety
of
enstatite,
often
having
a
bronzelike
luster.
It is a
silicate
of
magnesia
and iron, of the
pyroxene
family..
Phlogopite
::
Phlogopite
(n.) A kind of mica
having
generally
a
peculiar
bronze-red
or
copperlike
color and a
pearly
luster.
It is a
silicate
of
aluminia,
with
magnesia,
potash,
and some
fluorine.
It is
characteristic
of
crystalline
limestone
or
dolomite
and
serpentine.
See
Mica..
"""bronze "
::
Bronze
(a.)
Boldness;
impudence;
brass..
Sculptor
::
Sculptor
(n.)
Hence,
an
artist
who
designs
works of
sculpture,
his first
studies
and his
finished
model being
usually
in a
plastic
material,
from which model the
marble
is cut, or the
bronze
is
cast..
Cast
::
Cast (n.) That which is
formed
in a mild; esp. a
reproduction
or copy, as of a work of art, in
bronze
or
plaster,
etc.; a
casting..
Bronzist
::
Bronzist
(n.) One who
makes,
imitates,
collects,
or deals in,
bronzes..
Embronze
::
Embronze
(v. t.) To color in
imitation
of
bronze.
See
Bronze,
v. t..
Stilt
::
Stilpnomelane
(n.) A black or
greenish
black
mineral
occurring
in
foliated
flates,
also in
velvety
bronze-colored
incrustations.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of iron and
alumina..
Bronzewing
::
Bronzewing
(n.) An
Australian
pigeon
of the genus
Phaps,
of
several
species;
-- so
called
from its
bronze
plumage..
Bronze
::
Bronze
(n.) To make hard or
unfeeling;
to
brazen.
Coehorn
::
Coehorn
(n.) A small
bronze
mortar
mounted
on a
wooden
block with
handles,
and light
enough
to be
carried
short
distances
by two men..
Patina
::
Patina
(n.) The color or
incrustation
which age gives to works of art;
especially,
the green rust which
covers
ancient
bronzes,
coins,
and
medals..
Hypersthene
::
Hypersthene
(n.) An
orthorhombic
mineral
of the
pyroxene
group,
of a
grayish
or
greenish
black
color,
often with a
peculiar
bronzelike
luster
(schiller)
on the
cleavage
surface..
Palstave
::
Palstave
(n.) A
peculiar
bronze
adz, used in
prehistoric
Europe
about the
middle
of the
bronze
age..
Bell Metal
::
Bell metal () A hard alloy or
bronze,
consisting
usually
of about three parts of
copper
to one of tin; -- used for
making
bells..
Casting
::
Casting
(n.) That which is cast in a mold; esp. the mass of metal so cast; as, a
casting
in iron;
bronze
casting..
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