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Definition of gold
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Gold (v. t.)
Money;
riches;
wealth.
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Xeriff
::
Xeriff
(n.) A gold coin
formerly
current
in Egypt and
Turkey,
of the value of about 9s. 6d., or about
$2.30;
-- also, in
Morocco,
a
ducat..
Shiner
::
Shiner
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
freshwater
American
cyprinoid
fishes,
belonging
to
Notropis,
or
Minnilus,
and
allied
genera;
as the
redfin
(Notropis
megalops),
and the
golden
shiner
(Notemigonus
chrysoleucus)
of the
Eastern
United
States;
also
loosely
applied
to
various
other
silvery
fishes,
as the
dollar
fish, or
horsefish,
menhaden,
moonfish,
sailor's
choice,
and the
sparada..
Gilder
::
Gilder
(n.) One who
gilds;
one whose
occupation
is to
overlay
with gold.
Mannheim Gold
::
Mannheim
gold () A kind of brass made in
imitation
of gold. It
contains
eighty
per cent of
copper
and
twenty
of zinc.
Pistole
::
Pistole
(n.) The name of
certain
gold coins of
various
values
formerly
coined
in some
countries
of
Europe.
In Spain it was
equivalent
to a
quarter
doubloon,
or about
$3.90,
and in
Germany
and Italy
nearly
the same. There was an old
Italian
pistole
worth about
$5.40..
Digging
::
Digging
(n.)
Places
where ore is dug;
especially,
certain
localities
in
California,
Australia,
and
elsewhere,
at which gold is
obtained..
Auric
::
Auric (a.) Of or
pertaining
to gold.
Goldin
::
Goldin
(n.) Alt. of
Goldin.
Sol
::
Sol (n.) A
silver
and gold coin of Peru. The
silver
sol is the unit of
value,
and is worth about 68
cents..
Pioned
::
Pioned
(a.) A
Shakespearean
word of
disputed
meaning;
perh.,
abounding
in marsh
marigolds..
Orphrey
::
Orphrey
(n.) A band of rich
embroidery,
wholly
or in part of gold,
affixed
to
vestments,
especially
those of
ecclesiastics..
Golde
::
Golde (n.) Alt. of
Goold.
Hall-mark
::
Hall-mark
(n.) The
official
stamp of the
Goldsmiths'
Company
and other assay
offices,
in the
United
Kingdom,
on gold and
silver
articles,
attesting
their
purity.
Also used
figuratively;
-- as, a word or
phrase
lacks the
hall-mark
of the best
writers..
Pocket
::
Pocket
(n.) A
cavity
in a rock
containing
a
nugget
of gold, or other
mineral;
a small body of ore
contained
in such a
cavity..
Gilthead
::
Gilthead
(n.) The
Pagrus,
/
Chrysophrys,
auratus,
a
valuable
food fish
common
in the
Mediterranean
(so named from its
golden-colored
head);
--
called
also
giltpoll..
Purfle
::
Purfle
(v. t.) To
ornament
with a
bordure
of
emines,
furs, and the like; also, with gold studs or
mountings..
Arrastre
::
Arrastre
(n.) A rude
apparatus
for
pulverizing
ores, esp. those
containing
free
gold..
Dodder
::
Dodder
(n.) A plant of the genus
Cuscuta.
It is a
leafless
parasitical
vine with
yellowish
threadlike
stems.
It
attaches
itself
to some other
plant,
as to flax,
goldenrod,
etc., and
decaying
at the root, is
nourished
by the plant that
supports
it..
Cassidony
::
Cassidony
(n.) The
goldilocks
(Chrysocoma
Linosyris)
and
perhaps
other
plants
related
to the genus
Gnaphalium
or
cudweed.
Brocade
::
Brocade
(n.) Silk
stuff,
woven with gold and
silver
threads,
or
ornamented
with
raised
flowers,
foliage,
etc.; -- also
applied
to other
stuffs
thus
wrought
and
enriched..
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