diamond (n.)
- ace
- adamant
- agate
- alexandrite
- amethyst
- aquamarine
- beryl
- bloodstone
- boast
- bone
- bower
- brick
- carbuncle
- cards
- carnelian
- catch
- cement
- chalcedony
- chrysoberyl
- chrysolite
- citrine
- clubs
- concrete
- coral
- course
- court
- deck
- demantoid
- deuce
- diamonds
- dummy
- emerald
- fairway
- field
- find
- flint
- flush
- garnet
- gem
- gentleman
- girasol
- godsend
- granite
- gridiron
- gym
- gymnasium
- hand
- hearts
- heliotrope
- hyacinth
- infield
- iron
- jack
- jade
- jadestone
- jargoon
- jasper
- jewel
- joker
- king
- knave
- lady
- links
- marble
- mensch
- moonstone
- morganite
- oak
- onyx
- opal
- outfield
- oval
- pack
- pair
- pearl
- peridot
- plasma
- playground
- playroom
- plum
- poolroom
- pride
- prince
- prize
- queen
- racecourse
- rink
- rock
- round
- rubber
- ruby
- ruff
- sapphire
- sard
- sardonyx
- singleton
- spades
- spinel
- steel
- stone
- straight
- stretch
- topaz
- track
- treasure
- trey
- trick
- trophy
- trump
- turf
- turquoise
- windfall
- winner
- worthy
Diamond cut diamond.
With spots quadrangular of diamond form,
Ensanguined hearts, clubs typical of strife,
And spades, the emblems of untimely graves.
Manners must adorn knowledge, and smooth its way through the world. Like a great rough diamond, it may do very well in a closet by way of curiosity, and also for its intrinsic value.
Diamond me no diamonds! prize me no prizes!
Written with a pen of iron, and with the point of a diamond.
