metal (n.)
- achievement
- aluminum
- americium
- annulet
- argent
- armory
- arms
- asphalt
- azure
- bandeau
- bar
- barium
- baton
- bend
- beryllium
- billet
- bismuth
- blacktop
- blazon
- blazonry
- bullion
- cadmium
- calcium
- canton
- carpet
- causeway
- cement
- cerium
- cesium
- chaplet
- charge
- chevron
- chief
- chrome
- chromium
- cobalt
- cobblestone
- cockatrice
- concrete
- copper
- coronet
- crescent
- crest
- cross
- crown
- device
- difference
- dysprosium
- eagle
- erbium
- ermine
- escutcheon
- europium
- falcon
- fess
- field
- file
- flag
- fleur-de-lis
- floor
- fret
- fur
- fusil
- gadolinium
- gallium
- garland
- germanium
- gold
- griffin
- helmet
- holmium
- impalement
- indium
- iridium
- iron
- label
- lanthanum
- lead
- lion
- lithium
- lozenge
- lutetium
- magnesia
- magnesium
- manganese
- mantling
- mercury
- metallic
- metalware
- metalwork
- molybdenum
- motto
- mullet
- neodymium
- nickel
- niobium
- or
- ordinary
- osmium
- pale
- palladium
- pave
- pean
- pebble
- phosphorus
- platinum
- polonium
- potassium
- praseodymium
- promethium
- protactinium
- quarter
- quartering
- radium
- rhenium
- rose
- rubidium
- ruthenium
- sable
- saltire
- samarium
- scandium
- scutcheon
- shield
- silver
- sodium
- strontium
- tantalum
- tar
- technetium
- terbium
- thallium
- thulium
- tin
- tincture
- tinfoil
- titanium
- tungsten
- unicorn
- uranium
- vanadium
- vert
- wolfram
- wreath
- yale
- ytterbium
- yttrium
- zinc
- zirconium
metal (v.)
- arms
- asphalt
- azure
- bar
- bend
- billet
- blacktop
- blazon
- canton
- carpet
- causeway
- cement
- charge
- chrome
- cobblestone
- concrete
- copper
- crest
- cross
- crown
- eagle
- ermine
- falcon
- fess
- field
- file
- flag
- floor
- fret
- fur
- garland
- iron
- label
- lead
- lion
- nickel
- or
- pale
- pave
- quarter
- rose
- sable
- shield
- silver
- tar
- tin
- tincture
- vert
- zinc
metal (adj.)
For when did friendship take
A breed for barren metal of his friend?
Then marble soften'd into life grew warm,
And yielding, soft metal flow'd to human form.
Here's metal more attractive.
I weigh the man, not his title; 't is not the king's stamp can make the
metal better.—
It is by presence of mind in untried emergencies that the native metal of a man is tested.
Wut's words to them whose faith an' truth
On war's red techstone rang true metal;
Who ventered life an' love an' youth
For the gret prize o' death in battle?
Sonorous metal blowing martial sounds:
At which the universal host up sent
A shout that tore hell's concave, and beyond
Frighted the reign of Chaos and old Night.
