badenite
noun
bad·e·nite
ˈbadᵊnˌīt,
bəˈdenˌ-
plural -s
: a mineral consisting of cobalt, nickel, and iron bismuth-arsenide and occurring in metallic steel-gray masses
Word History
Etymology
probably from French, from Badeni, near Botosani, Romania + French -ite
First Known Use
circa 1909, in the meaning defined above
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- liquid compass
- liquid crystal
- liquid crystal display
- liquid crystalline
- liquid extract
- liquid fire
- liquid glue
- liquid gold
- liquid measure
- liquid oxygen
- liquid refreshment
- liquid rosin
- liquid smoke
- liquid sugar
- liquid-air trap
- liquid-oxygen explosive