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oro·ide
\ˈōrəˌwīd\ noun
or ore·ide \-rēˌīd\
(-s)
Etymology: French oréide, probably from or gold (from Middle French) + -éide (from Greek eidos form) — more at or, wise
: an alloy chiefly of copper and zinc or tin that resembles gold in color and brilliancy and is used in making cheap jewelry |