kaliophilite
noun
kali·oph·i·lite
ˌkalēˈäfəˌlīt,
ˌkāl-
plural -s
: a colorless mineral KAlSiO4 of volcanic origin consisting of potassium aluminum silicate that occurs in acicular crystals or fine threads (hardness 6, specific gravity 2.5–2.6)
Word History
Etymology
German kaliophilit, from kalio- (from New Latin kalium) + -phil -phile + -it -ite
- keep (someone) on his/her toes
- keep (someone) posted
- keep (something) under one's hat
- keep (to)
- keep a civil tongue
- keep a close check on
- keep a close eye
- keep a close watch
- keep a close watch over
- keep a close watch/eye
- keep a cool head
- keep a diary
- keep a level head
- keep a lid on
- keep a lookout for
- keep a rein on
- keep a secret
- keep a sharp eye on
- keep a straight face
- keep a watch out for
- keep a watchful eye on
- keep a watchful eye on (someone or something)
- keep a watchful eye on someone or something
- keep a weather eye on
- keep abreast of