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Synonyms:
- cyan, oxygen, sodium, powder blue, lithium, silicon, conscientious objector, selenite, cesium, phosphorus, pyrite, dysprosium, fluorite, einsteinium, cornflower, iolite, tin, holmium, ozocerite, neptunium, americium, garnet, plutonium, midnight blue, argon, carbon monoxide, osmium, gadolinium, mendelevium, cadmium, ruthenium, navy, metal, cryolite, lead, coal, zinc, element, lanthanum, molybdenum, blackness, niobium, hydrogen, gypsum, actinium, biscuit, fool's gold, tellurium, peat, chlorine, nickel, astatine, lazurite, hafnium, fluorspar, spar, kaolinite, rhenium, corundum, promethium, turquoise, samarium, asbestos, lignite, brown, magnesium, ultramarine, bromine, indigo, praseodymium, alabaster, chalcedony, robin's egg blue, fermium, salt, silicate, krypton, titanium, pyroxene, buff, palladium, silver, peacock, aluminum, orthoclase, iodine, marine blue, chrome, diatomite, black, uranium, brass, copper, radium, manganese, rubidium, pitchblende, crystal, curium, feldspar, aquamarine, strontium, bismuth, cadet blue, baby blue, brookite, gallium, indium, chlorite, californium, barium, blue, germanium, Co, protactinium, aragonite, ytterbium, tantalum, zirconium, talcum, berkelium, bronze, rhodium, azurite, selenium, chromite, thulium, gold, silica, nobelium, magnesite, scandium, neon, polonium, iron, calcium, antimony, bauxite, erbium, atomic number 27, helium, rhodonite, neodymium, mica, yttrium, barite, thorium, arsenic, emery, aluminium, tungsten, chromium, lime, lutetium, aqua, thallium, mineral, vermiculite, coke, lavender, mercury, iridium, europium, molybdenite, quartz, quicklime, graphite, glauconite, francium, sapphire, pumice, sulfur, carbon monoxide gas, brimstone, terbium, clay, beryllium, azure, xenon, fluorine, cerium, hornblende, obsidian, nitrogen, carbon, cast iron, platinum, radon, potassium, apricot, technetium, calcite, boron, vanadium
Examples:
- - Above all, is a sky of the deepest cobalt blue, richly contrasting with the dark green of the tall pines, and the uncertain and indescribable tints on the horizon of these western prairies. - "Monsieur Violet", Frederick Marryat
- - We also found in different parts of New Caledonia quartz, rock crystal, cobalt, talc, iron, marcasites of a gold colour, granite, fuller's earth, some beautiful specimens of black, marble, and limestone in small quantities, which appeared to have been forced down the beds of the rivers from the mountains. - "Handbook to the new Gold-fields", R. M. Ballantyne
- - The ship was to retain its natural metallic sheen, the only protection being a coat of " passivity paint"- a liquid chemical that could be brushed or sprayed on iron, chromium, nickel or cobalt alloys, rendering them passive to practically all chemical agents. - "The Black Star Passes", John W Campbell
