silvers in English

noun

1

a precious shiny grayish-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 47.

Beryllium, calcium, silver and antimony have no appreciable effect on mechanical properties.

2

a shiny gray-white color or appearance like that of silver.

the dark hair was now highlighted with silver

3

silver dishes, containers, or cutlery.

thieves stole $5,000 worth of silver

4

coins made from silver or from a metal that resembles silver.

I tend to pick out the one pound coins and the silver to buy my lunch the next day so generally it's just the coppers that are left.

synonyms: coins, coinage, specie, (small) change, loose change

verb

1

coat or plate with silver.

large silvered candlesticks

noun

silverware, (silver) plate, cutlery, 'knives, forks, and spoons'
coins, coinage, specie, (small) change, loose change
silver medal, second prize
ag
flatware
silver gray
silver medal

Use "silvers" in a sentence

1. Copper-nickel-zinc base alloys (nickel silvers

2. The team won two silvers and a bronze.

3. This season's colours are rich golds and elegant silvers.

4. (c) Copper-nickel-zinc base alloys (nickel silvers) :

5. (c) Copper-nickel-zinc base alloys (nickel silvers):

6. - any nickel content by weight is less than 5 % (see copper-nickel-zinc alloys (nickel silvers)), and

7. any nickel content by weight is less than # % (see copper-nickel-zinc alloys (nickel silvers)), and

8. Rich chocolate mousse speckled with white chocolate, topped with silvers of dark chocolate, toffee and almonds, then drizzled with chocolate sauce.

9. But what sets apart Silvers' Grocery Store and others like it is the upstairs-downstairs, shopkeeper nature of the business.

10. Calamities The Calamities are responsible for Silvers and their abilities. It is most likely that the Calamities were nuclear bombs and the natural disasters that occurred because of them.

11. Glenn used to be as passionate about magic as Sistine, but became disillusioned by it due to his former partner Sara Silvers' death and his past as the infamous military assassin known as "The Fool."

12. Although best known for its dancing girls, burlesque--which was popularly called "Burleycue""--produced many great comedians--such as Bert Lahr, Fanny Brice, Abbott and Costello, Red Skelton, Red Buttons, and Phil Silvers--who learned their trade getting laughs from audiences anxious to …