smalto
/ˈsmaltəʊ/noun
Coloured glass or enamel used for mosaic work, etc.; a small cube or piece of this.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Addison (1672–1719), writer and politician. From Italian smalto from the unattested Franconian etymon of post-classical Latin smaltum and of the Romance words cited at amel.
- platformed
- platformer
- platform game
- platforming
- platformist
- platform leg
- platformless
- platform machine
- platform paddle tennis
- platform party
- platform plank
- platform rocker
- platform sandal
- platform scale
- platform shoe
- platform sole
- platform-soled
- platform stage
- platform tennis
- platform ticket
- platform truck
- platform wagon
- platform woman
- platformy
- platform yard