an·ti·mo·ny 
(ăntə-mō′nē)
(ăntə-mō′nē)n. Symbol Sb
A metallic element having two allotropic forms: a hard, extremely brittle, lustrous, bluish-white, crystalline material and a gray amorphous form. It is used in a wide variety of alloys, especially with lead in battery plates, and in the manufacture of flame-proofing compounds, paint, semiconductor devices, and ceramic products. Atomic number 51; atomic weight 121.76; melting point 630.63°C; boiling point 1,587°C; specific gravity 6.68; valence 3, 5. See Periodic Table.
[Middle English antimonie, from Medieval Latin antimōnium, perhaps from Arabic al-'iṯmid : al-, the + 'iṯmid, antimony (perhaps from Greek stimmi; see STIBINE).]
an′ti·moni·al adj.
- theologizer
- theology
- theomachy
- theomorphic
- theomorphism
- the only game in town
- theophany
- Theophrastus
- Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim.
- theophylline
- theorbo
- theorem
- theoretic
- theoretical
- theoretically
- theoretician
- theoretics
- theorist
- theorization
- theorize
- theorizer
- theory
- theory of everything
- theory of games
- theosophic