fayalite
noun
fa·yal·ite
fəˈyäˌlīt,
fīˈä-
plural -s
: a mineral Fe2SiO4 consisting of an iron silicate isomeric with olivine and occurring in crystals or massive (specific gravity 4.1)
Word History
Etymology
German fayalit, from Fayal, island in the Azores + German -it -ite
- the big boys
- the big cheese
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- the big day
- the big enchilada
- the big guns
- the big house
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- the big screen
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- the Bill of Rights
- the birch
- the birds and the bees
- the black arts
- the black death
- the blahs
- the blame game
- the blind
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- the blood drained from someone's face
- the bloody hell
- the blue
- the blues