serendibite
noun
seren·dib·ite
¦serən¦diˌbīt,
səˈrendə̇ˌb-
plural -s
: a mineral (Ca,Mg)5Al5B2Si2O10 consisting of a silicate and borate of calcium, magnesium, and aluminum and occurring in irregular blue grains in Sri Lanka
Word History
Etymology
from Serendib, Serendip, former name for Ceylon (from Arabic Sarandīb) + English -ite
- more fool one
- more fun than a barrel (full) of monkeys
- more fun than a barrel full of monkeys
- more fun than a barrel of monkeys
- more heat than light
- more in sorrow than in anger
- more like
- more like it
- more needles
- more of
- more of the same
- more often than not
- more or less
- more oriole
- more power to someone
- more power to someone's elbow
- more suo
- more than
- more than a little
- more than a match for
- more than a passing acquaintance with
- more than anything
- more than just a pretty face
- more than likely
- more than meets the eye