| BIMETALLISMS | • bimetallisms n. Plural of bimetallism. • BIMETALLISM n. currency exchange on both the gold and silver standards. |
| BIMETALLISTS | • bimetallists n. Plural of bimetallist. • BIMETALLIST n. a practitioner of bimetallism. |
| METALLICALLY | • metallically adv. In a metallic manner. • METALLIC adv. of or like metal. |
| METALLIDINGS | • METALLIDING n. a high-temperature electrolytic technique for creating metal alloys on the surface of metals. |
| METALLOCENES | • metallocenes n. Plural of metallocene. • METALLOCENE n. any one of a class of organometallic sandwich compounds. |
| METALLOGENIC | • metallogenic adj. Of or pertaining to metallogeny. • metallogenic adj. (Geology) Occurring in an ore as a native metal rather than as a compound such as silicate, carbonate etc. • METALLOGENIC adj. of an element, occurring as an ore or a naturally occurring metal, as opposed to in rocks. |
| METALLOPHONE | • metallophone n. Any musical instrument consisting of tuned metal bars which are struck to make sound. • METALLOPHONE n. an instrument like a xylophone with metal bars, the hammers being operated by hand or by means of a keyboard. |
| METALLURGIES | • metallurgies n. Plural of metallurgy. • METALLURGY n. the study of alloying and treating metals. |
| METALLURGIST | • metallurgist n. (Dated) A person who works in metal (the type of material). • metallurgist n. A person skilled in metallurgy. • METALLURGIST n. a practitioner of metallurgy. |
| MONOMETALLIC | • monometallic adj. Consisting of a single metal. • monometallic adj. (Economics) Of or pertaining to monometallism. • MONOMETALLIC adj. of or relating to monometallism. |
| SEMIMETALLIC | • semimetallic adj. (Inorganic chemistry) Of or pertaining to a semimetal. • SEMIMETALLIC adj. of the nature of a semimetal. |
| SYMMETALLISM | • symmetallism n. A currency system based on the value of a fixed proportion of two metals. • SYMMETALLISM n. a system of coinage in which the unit of currency consists of a particular weight of an alloy of two or more metals, also SYMMETALISM. |