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Definition of medal
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 medal is as below...
Medal (n.) A piece of metal in the form of a coin,
struck
with a
device,
and
intended
to
preserve
the
remembrance
of a
notable
event or an
illustrious
person,
or to serve as a
reward..
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Medaling
::
Medaling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Meda.
Diesinker
::
Diesinker
(n.) An
engraver
of dies for
stamping
coins,
medals,
etc..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) An
appendage
or
ornament
or
anything
in the form of a
cross;
a badge or
ornamental
device
of the
general
shape of a
cross;
hence,
such an
ornament,
even when
varying
considerably
from that form; thus, the Cross of the
British
Order of St.
George
and St.
Michael
consists
of a
central
medallion
with seven arms
radiating
from it..
Numismatology
::
Numismatology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of coins and
medals,
in their
relation
to
history;
numismatics..
Medalurgy
::
Medalurgy
(n.) The art of
making
and
striking
medals
and
coins.
Anaglyptograph
::
Anaglyptograph
(n.) An
instrument
by which a
correct
engraving
of any
embossed
object,
such as a medal or
cameo,
can be
executed..
Inscription
::
Inscription
(n.) That which is
inscribed;
something
written
or
engraved;
especially,
a word or words
written
or
engraved
on a solid
substance
for
preservation
or
public
inspection;
as,
inscriptions
on
monuments,
pillars,
coins,
medals,
etc..
Medallion
::
Medallion
(n.) A
circular
or oval (or,
sometimes,
square)
tablet
bearing
a
figure
or
figures
represented
in
relief..
Coin
::
Coin (v. t.) To make of a
definite
fineness,
and
convert
into
coins,
as a mass of
metal;
to mint; to
manufacture;
as, to coin
silver
dollars;
to coin a
medal..
Medalist
::
Medalist
(n.) A
designer
of
medals.
Incuss
::
Incuss
(v. t.) To form, or mold, by
striking
or
stamping,
as a coin or
medal..
Medalled
::
Medalled
() of Meda.
Numismatical
::
Numismatical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
coins;
relating
to the
science
of coins or
medals.
Macaranga Gum
::
Macaranga
gum () A gum of a
crimson
color,
obtained
from a tree
(Macaranga
Indica)
that grows in the East
Indies.
It is used in
taking
impressions
of
coins,
medallions,
etc., and
sometimes
as a
medicine..
Bronze
::
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..
Medal
::
Medal (n.) A piece of metal in the form of a coin,
struck
with a
device,
and
intended
to
preserve
the
remembrance
of a
notable
event or an
illustrious
person,
or to serve as a
reward..
Acclamation
::
Acclamation
(n.) A
representation,
in
sculpture
or on
medals,
of
people
expressing
joy..
Medalist
::
Medalist
(n.) A
person
that is
skilled
or
curious
in
medals;
a
collector
of
medals.
Chronogram
::
Chronogram
(n.) An
inscription
in which
certain
numeral
letters,
made to
appear
specially
conspicuous,
on being added
together,
express
a
particular
date or
epoch,
as in the motto of a medal
struck
by
Gustavus
Adolphus
in 1632:
ChrIstVs
DVX; ergo
trIVMphVs.-
the
capitals
of which give, when added as
numerals,
the sum
1632..
Medallic
::
Medallic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
medal,
or to
medals..
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