synadelphite
noun
syn·a·del·phite
ˌsinəˈdelˌfīt
plural -s
: a mineral (Mn,Mg,Ca,Pb)(AsO4)(OH)5 composed of a basic arsenate of manganese often with other elements (such as magnesium, calcium, lead) and occurring in black prismatic crystals and grains (hardness 4.5, specific gravity 3.5)
Word History
Etymology
German synadelphit, from Greek synadelphos one that has a brother or sister (from syn- + adelphos brother) + German -it -ite
- put/give the baby up for adoption
- put/have little faith in
- put/keep one out of action
- put/leave one's stamp
- put/make (someone) wise to
- put/place (someone) on a pedestal
- put/place a premium on
- put/place someone at a disadvantage
- put/placed (someone) on a pedestal
- put/roll/throw out the welcome mat
- put/set (something) to rights
- put/set one's mind to (something)
- put/set pen to paper
- put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it
- put/stick two fingers up at someone
- put/stick/raise one's head above the parapet
- put/take out a contract on
- put/throw a spanner in the works
- put/throw one's weight/influence behind
- put/tie/strap on the feedbag
- putamen
- putamina
- putative
- putative marriage
- putatively