alluaudite
noun
al·lu·au·dite
ˌalyəˈwōˌdīt
plural -s
: a rare mineral (Na, Fe, Mn)PO4 consisting of sodium-iron-manganese phosphate
Word History
Etymology
German alluaudit, from François Alluaud †1865, French mineralogist + German -it -ite
First Known Use
1844, in the meaning defined above
- a thick ear
- a thing
- a thing devoutly to be wished
- a thing like
- a thing of the past
- a thing or two
- a thorn in someone's flesh
- a thorn in someone's side
- a thorn in the flesh
- a thorn in the side
- a thorn in the/someone's flesh/side
- a thought
- a throw
- A to Z
- a to z's
- a touch
- a touch of
- a tough act to follow
- a tough nut
- a tough nut to crack
- a tough row to hoe
- a tough/hard row to hoe
- a toy in her hands
- a toy in the hands of
- a treat