Argent
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 44
ar'jent, a. Silvery; bright like silver. — n. The ann us, white color on a coat of arms. [L. argentum, silver, n. f Gr. argon, white.] — Argent'al, -gentle, a. Of, -hole, or pert, to, silver. — Ar'gent an, w. German silver. — pit: Argent i fere us, -us, a. Containing, etc.—Ar'gen hollow tlne, -tin, a. Pert, to, resembling, or sounding like, As etc.: silvery. — n. {Min.) A silicious variety of arms, carbonate of lime, having a silvery white luster. n. White metal coated with silver. — Ar'gentite, n. armorial Sulphide of silver; vitreous silver; silver glance. for Argil, ar'jil, (Min.) Clay or potter's earth someing times pure alumina. [L. argilla, Gr. argillos, white equipped clay, argos.] —Argillaceous, -la's hus, a. Of the fortification nature of, etc. — Argilliferous, -er-us, a. Produmature, cing, etc.— Ar'gilloid, a. Resembling, etc. — ArgiKof lous, a. Clayey. magnet,
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