bullioner (bulyoner)

[ A dealer in bullion. Melted down by the bullion ers . Rice Vaughan , Coin and Coinage, p. 50 (Ord MS.). bullion-fringe (bul'yon-frinj), n. Same as bul lion2 , 2. bullion ism (bul'yon-izm), n. [ bullion2 + -ism.] The system or doctrine of those who advocate an exclusively metallic currency, or a metallic currency combined with a convertible paper currency. Boston, the very Gibraltar of bullion ism . W. Phillips , June 19, 1875. bullionist (bul'yon-ist), n. [ bullion2 + -ist .] An advocate of or a believer in bullion ism. Your party repudiates him because he is joined to bul lionists and stock mongers. W. Phillips , June 19, 1875. bullion-point (bul'yon-point), n. [ point .] The thick portion at the center of a disk of crown-gla . E. H. Knight.