ingot-mold
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 437
(ing’got-mold), n. A flask in which metal is cast into blocks or ingots. Those for cast-steel are made of cast-iron, in two parts separating longitudinally, and secured by collar-clamps and wedges. BE. H, Knight. a ingowet,”. An error for ingot, found in Spenser. It is a mere misprint, or else one of his sham archaisms. See quotation under ingot, 2. ingracioust, a. Ungracious. Holland.
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