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Definition of medal
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Medal (v. t.) To honor or
reward
with a
medal.
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Medalling
::
Medalling
() of Meda.
Acclamation
::
Acclamation
(n.) A
representation,
in
sculpture
or on
medals,
of
people
expressing
joy..
Legend
::
Legend
(n.) An
inscription,
motto,
or
title,
esp. one
surrounding
the field in a medal or coin, or
placed
upon an
heraldic
shield
or
beneath
an
engraving
or
illustration..
Engrailment
::
Engrailment
(n.) The ring of dots round the edge of a
medal,
etc..
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..
Anaglyptograph
::
Anaglyptograph
(n.) An
instrument
by which a
correct
engraving
of any
embossed
object,
such as a medal or
cameo,
can be
executed..
Medaling
::
Medaling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Meda.
Numismatography
::
Numismatography
(n.) A
treatise
on, or
description
of, coins and
medals..
Medalist
::
Medalist
(n.) A
designer
of
medals.
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..
Effigy
::
Effigy
(n.) The
image,
likeness,
or
representation
of a
person,
whether
a full
figure,
or a part; an
imitative
figure;
--
commonly
applied
to
sculptured
likenesses,
as those on
monuments,
or to those of the heads of
princes
on coins and
medals,
sometimes
applied
to
portraits..
Trophy
::
Trophy
(n.) The
representation
of such a
memorial,
as on a
medal;
esp.
(Arch.),
an
ornament
representing
a group of arms and
military
weapons,
offensive
and
defensive..
Medallion
::
Medallion
(n.) A large medal or
memorial
coin.
Sigla
::
Sigla (n. pl.) The
signs,
abbreviations,
letters,
or
characters
standing
for
words,
shorthand,
etc., in
ancient
manuscripts,
or on
coins,
medals,
etc..
Numismatology
::
Numismatology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of coins and
medals,
in their
relation
to
history;
numismatics..
Countermark
::
Countermark
(n.) A mark or token added to those
already
existing,
in order to
afford
security
or
proof;
as, an
additional
or
special
mark put upon a
package
of goods
belonging
to
several
persons,
that it may not be
opened
except
in the
presence
of all; a mark added to that of an
artificer
of gold or
silver
work by the
Goldsmiths'
Company
of
London,
to
attest
the
standard
quality
of the gold or
silver;
a mark added to an
ancient
coin or
medal,
to show
either
its
change
of value or that it was tak
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..
Diesinker
::
Diesinker
(n.) An
engraver
of dies for
stamping
coins,
medals,
etc..
Medalet
::
Medalet
(n.) A small
medal.
Medalist
::
Medalist
(n.) One who has
gained
a medal as the
reward
of
merit.
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