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Definition of diamond
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Diamond
(n.) One of a suit of
playing
cards,
stamped
with the
figure
of a
diamond..
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Rose
::
Rose (n.) A
diamond.
See Rose
diamond,
below..
Ace
::
Ace (n.) A unit; a
single
point or spot on a card or die; the card or die so
marked;
as, the ace of
diamonds..
Mount
::
Mount (v. t.)
Hence:
To put upon
anything
that
sustains
and fits for use, as a gun on a
carriage,
a map or
picture
on cloth or
paper;
to
prepare
for being worn or
otherwise
used, as a
diamond
by
setting,
or a sword blade by
adding
the hilt,
scabbard,
etc..
Quarrel
::
Quarrel
(n.) A
glazier's
diamond.
Diamond
::
Diamond
(n.) One of a suit of
playing
cards,
stamped
with the
figure
of a
diamond..
Surface
::
Surface
(n.) The
exterior
part of
anything
that has
length
and
breadth;
one of the
limits
that bound a
solid,
esp. the upper face;
superficies;
the
outside;
as, the
surface
of the
earth;
the
surface
of a
diamond;
the
surface
of the
body..
Cleavage
::
Cleavage
(n.) The
quality
possessed
by many
crystallized
substances
of
splitting
readily
in one or more
definite
directions,
in which the
cohesive
attraction
is a
minimum,
affording
more or less
smooth
surfaces;
the
direction
of the
dividing
plane;
a
fragment
obtained
by
cleaving,
as of a
diamond.
See
Parting..
Carbon
::
Carbon
(n.) An
elementary
substance,
not
metallic
in its
nature,
which is
present
in all
organic
compounds.
Atomic
weight
11.97.
Symbol
C. it is
combustible,
and forms the base of
lampblack
and
charcoal,
and
enters
largely
into
mineral
coals.
In its pure
crystallized
state it
constitutes
the
diamond,
the
hardest
of known
substances,
occuring
in
monometric
crystals
like the
octahedron,
etc.
Another
modification
is
graphite,
or
blacklead,
and in this it is soft, and
occurs
in
hexagonal
prisms
or t
Dice
::
Dice (v. i.) To
ornament
with
squares,
diamonds,
or
cubes..
Return
::
Return
(v. t.) To lead in
response
to the lead of one's
partner;
as, to
return
a
trump;
to
return
a
diamond
for a
club..
Forty-spot
::
Forty-spot
(n.) The
Tasmanian
forty-spotted
diamond
bird
(Pardalotus
quadragintus).
Table
::
Table (n.) The upper flat
surface
of a
diamond
or other
precious
stone,
the sides of which are cut in
angles..
Bulse
::
Bulse (n.) A purse or bag in which to carry or
measure
diamonds,
etc..
Rough
::
Rough (n.) Not
polished;
uncut;
-- said of a gem; as, a rough
diamond..
Bort
::
Bort (n.)
Imperfectly
crystallized
or
coarse
diamonds,
or
fragments
made in
cutting
good
diamonds
which are
reduced
to
powder
and used in
lapidary
work..
Quarrel
::
Quarrel
(n.) A
four-sided
cutting
tool or
chisel
having
a
diamond-shaped
end.
Diamond-back
::
Diamond-back
(n.) The
salt-marsh
terrapin
of the
Atlantic
coast
(Malacoclemmys
palustris).
Diamonded
::
Diamonded
(a.)
Adorned
with
diamonds;
diamondized.
Bizet
::
Bizet (n.) The upper
faceted
portion
of a
brilliant-cut
diamond,
which
projects
from the
setting
and
occupies
the zone
between
the
girdle
and the
table.
See
Brilliant,
n..
Mounting
::
Mounting
(n.) That by which
anything
is
prepared
for use, or set off to
advantage;
equipment;
embellishment;
setting;
as, the
mounting
of a sword or
diamond..
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