- Filigreed
- Filigreed Fil"i*greed, a. Adorned with filigree. --Tatler. [1913 Webster]
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Filigreed
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filigreed — filigree (also filagree) ► NOUN ▪ delicate ornamental work of fine gold, silver, or copper wire. DERIVATIVES filigreed adjective. ORIGIN from Latin filum thread + granum seed ) … English terms dictionary
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filigreed — fil·i·gree || fɪlɪgrÉªË n. lacy decorative work done in gold or other metals; something delicate and ornamental v. embellish with filigree, decorate with lacy decorative work done in gold or other metals adj. of lacy decorative work done in… … English contemporary dictionary
filigreed — /ˈfɪləgrid/ (say filuhgreed) adjective having filigree decorations …
filigreed — filˈigreed adjective Ornamented with filigree • • • Main Entry: ↑filigree … Useful english dictionary
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Filigraned — Fil i*graned, a. See {Filigreed}. [Archaic] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
filigree — I. noun Etymology: modification of French filigrane, from Italian filigrana, from Latin filum + granum grain more at corn Date: 1693 1. ornamental work especially of fine wire of gold, silver, or copper applied chiefly to gold and silver surfaces … New Collegiate Dictionary
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