talcose
11Protogine — Pro to*gine, n. [Proto + root of Gr. gi gnesqai to be born: cf. F. protogyne.] (Min.) A kind of granite or gneiss containing a silvery talcose mineral. [1913 Webster] …
12talc — noun Etymology: French, from Middle French talk, from Medieval Latin talc, talcum, from Arabic ṭalq Date: 1610 1. a very soft mineral that is a basic silicate of magnesium, has a soapy feel, and is used especially in making talcum powder 2.… …
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14talcoso — pl.m. talcosi sing.f. talcosa pl.f. talcose …
15тальковый пневмокониоз — rus талькоз (м) легких, тальковый пневмокониоз (м) eng talc pneumoconiosis, talcosis fra talcose (f) deu Talkose (f), Talkum Lunge (f) spa talcosis (f), neumoconiosis (f) por talco …
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16талькоз легких — rus талькоз (м) легких, тальковый пневмокониоз (м) eng talc pneumoconiosis, talcosis fra talcose (f) deu Talkose (f), Talkum Lunge (f) spa talcosis (f), neumoconiosis (f) por talco …
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17talc — noun 1》 talcum powder. 2》 a soft mineral with a greasy feel, occurring as translucent masses or laminae and consisting of hydrated magnesium silicate. verb (talcs, talcing, talced) powder or treat with talc. Derivatives talcose adjective… …
18talc — n. & v. n. 1 talcum powder. 2 any crystalline form of magnesium silicate that occurs in soft flat plates, usu. white or pale green in colour and used as a lubricator etc. v.tr. (talcked, talcking) treat (a surface) with talc to lubricate or dry… …
19talcky — kē adjective Etymology: talc + y : talcose * * * talcˈose, talcˈous, talcˈy /talkˈ/ or talckˈy adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑talc * * * talcky see …
20talco- — combining form Etymology: talcum : talc and talcochlorite : talcose and talcomicaceous …