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Meanings of chalcedony in English
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Examples for "calcedony"
Examples for "calcedony"
1
Upon the last southern table (23) are ranged further varieties of calcedony.
2
The power of Kaulakau is obtained by the aid of certain words inscribed on this calcedony to facilitate memory.
3
Having sufficiently examined these beautiful varieties of calcedony, the visitor should pass at once to the northern range of tables.
4
A profusion of Calcedony, and fine specimens of Agate, were observed in many places, along the basaltic ridges.
5
Calcedony, apparently from nodules in amygdaloid.
Usage of chalcedony in English
1
Flint and chalcedony weapons slashed the fat mammoth legs Yrkki stood upon.
2
Pronounce: dissuading; feuds; wounds; chalcedony; plaiting; bade; spacious; benignant; mystic; imperious.
3
The blade is of yellow, opalescent chalcedony, beautifully chipped and polished.
4
Not far off is a place here perfect geodes of chalcedony are found.
5
Quartz with specular iron ore. Greenstone, with chalcedony and copper pyrites.
6
He composed them entirely with Ceylon snap-dragons, cymophanes and blue chalcedony.
7
Lot of rudely chipped arrow or spear points of grayish, chalcedony.
8
A lot of medium-sized, rather heavy arrow points of gray chalcedony.
9
The chalcedony door proved unexpectedly sturdy; a dozen blows were required to breach it.
10
Jondalar was looking for the distinctive characteristics of chalcedony flint, the purest and clearest.
11
Islands of luxury that must make Saunt Cartas roll over in her chalcedony sarcophagus.
12
The silica may take the form of agate, chalcedony, flint, hornstone, or crystalline quartz.
13
Red, somewhat slaty jasper, mixed with quartz and chalcedony, and containing specular iron ore.
14
A. Diamonds, jasper, sapphire, chalcedony, emerald, sardonyx, sardius, chrysolite, beryl, topaz, chrysoprasus, jacinth, amethyst.
15
A serrated specimen is 3 inches in length, and is made of yellowish striped chalcedony.
16
The blue chalcedony which kindles with bluish phosphorescent fires against a dead brown, chocolate background.
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