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Definition of iron
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Iron (n.)
Fetters;
chains;
handcuffs;
manacles.
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Chase
::
Chase (n.) A
rectangular
iron frame in which pages or
columns
of type are
imposed.
Scratchbrush
::
Scratchbrush
(n.) A stiff wire brush for
cleaning
iron
castings
and other
metal.
Ironwork
::
Ironwork
(n.)
Anything
made of iron; -- a
general
name of such parts or
pieces
of a
building,
vessel,
carriage,
etc., as
consist
of
iron..
Filing
::
Filing
(n.) A
fragment
or
particle
rubbed
off by the act of
filing;
as, iron
filings..
Stoved
::
Stove (n.) An
apparatus,
consisting
essentially
of a
receptacle
for fuel, made of iron,
brick,
stone,
or
tiles,
and
variously
constructed,
in which fire is made or kept for
warming
a room or a
house,
or for
culinary
or other
purposes..
Welt
::
Welt (n.) In steam
boilers
and
sheet-iron
work, a strip
riveted
upon the edges of
plates
that form a butt
joint..
Brand Iron
::
Brand iron () The
horizontal
bar of an
andiron.
Chromite
::
Chromite
(n.) A black
submetallic
mineral
consisting
of oxide of
chromium
and iron; --
called
also
chromic
iron.
Herse
::
Herse (n.) A kind of gate or
portcullis,
having
iron bars, like a
harrow,
studded
with iron
spikes.
It is hung above
gateways
so that it may be
quickly
lowered,
to
impede
the
advance
of an
enemy..
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..
Ferruginated
::
Ferruginated
(a.)
Having
the color or
properties
of the rust of iron.
Danalite
::
Danalite
(n.) A
mineral
occuring
in
octahedral
crystals,
also
massive,
of a
reddish
color.
It is a
silicate
of iron, zinc
manganese,
and
glucinum,
containing
sulphur..
Hornbeam
::
Hornbeam
(n.) A tree of the genus
Carpinus
(C.
Americana),
having
a
smooth
gray bark and a
ridged
trunk,
the wood being white and very hard. It is
common
along the banks of
streams
in the
United
States,
and is also
called
ironwood.
The
English
hornbeam
is C.
Betulus.
The
American
is
called
also blue beech and water
beech..
Forge
::
Forge (n.) The act of
beating
or
working
iron or
steel;
the
manufacture
of
metalic
bodies.
Helvite
::
Helvite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
yellowish
color,
consisting
chiefly
of
silica,
glucina,
manganese,
and iron, with a
little
sulphur..
Cupola
::
Cupola
(n.) A
furnace
for
melting
iron or other
metals
in large
quantity,
-- used
chiefly
in
foundries
and steel
works..
Bit
::
Bit (v.) The part of a
bridle,
usually
of iron, which is
inserted
in the mouth of a
horse,
and
having
appendages
to which the reins are
fastened..
Bornite
::
Bornite
(n.) A
valuable
ore of
copper,
containing
copper,
iron, and
sulphur;
-- also
called
purple
copper
ore (or
erubescite),
in
allusion
to the
colors
shown upon the
slightly
tarnished
surface..
Work
::
Work (v. t.) To
produce
or form by
labor;
to bring forth by
exertion
or toil; to
accomplish;
to
originate;
to
effect;
as, to work wood or iron into a form
desired,
or into a
utensil;
to work
cotton
or wool into
cloth..
Scrap
::
Scrap (v. t.) Same as Scrap iron,
below..
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