Any of various alloys of gold of a paler yellow colour than pure gold.

Any of various gold-coloured alloys of copper, zinc, and tin used in making jewellery and ornaments.

An alloy or solder of which zinc is the principal constituent.

a printing plate used for printing music (in quot. 1839 used in plural to denote the alloy of antimony, tin, and lead used to make such plates).

a fine yellow leaf-alloy.

a preparation of bismuth, tin, and mercury, used by japanners, etc. (Knight, 1875).

A metallic composition for ornaments, etc.

An alloy used in decorative metalwork to create a woodgrain pattern. Cf. mokume, n.

Any of various cobalt-based alloys that usually contain chromium and small amounts of tungsten and molybdenum and are used for their great hardness…

A proprietary term for an alloy of cobalt, chromium, and molybdenum that has a high resistance to abrasion, corrosion, and heat and is used in…

Any of a series of alloys of zinc and aluminium containing a very small proportion of magnesium and sometimes also other metals, used for die-casting.

= cermet, n.

A ductile, heat-resistant alloy of metal and ceramic substances. Cf. ceramal, n.

= cermet, n.; usually attributive.

A decorative alloy or laminate made of mixed metals and used in the mokume technique. Cf. mokume, n.