Associations to the word «Aluminum»
Noun
- Titanium
- Alloy
- Magnesium
- Manganese
- Nickel
- Hydroxide
- Oxide
- Lithium
- Plastic
- Zinc
- Silicon
- Tubing
- Corrosion
- Sulfate
- Graphite
- Iron
- Copper
- Potassium
- Metal
- Calcium
- Steel
- Composite
- Capacitor
- Welding
- Aluminium
- Ammonium
- Foil
- Chloride
- Sodium
- Phosphorus
- Silica
- Tin
- Coating
- Ceramic
- Phosphate
- Liter
- Nylon
- Recycling
- Conductivity
- Rubber
- V6
- Refining
- Nd
- Electrolyte
- Brass
- Bronze
- Carbon
- Nitrate
- Sulfide
- Acetate
- Manifold
- Carbonate
- Fiber
- Mineral
- Cylinder
- V8
- Weathering
- Cathode
- Piston
- Specification
- Precipitate
- Ore
- Sulfur
- Cement
- Binder
- Filler
- Material
- Chlorine
- Intake
- Wire
- Impurity
- Casting
- Sheet
- Solubility
Adjective
Wiktionary
ALUMINUM, noun. A metallic chemical element (symbol Al) with an atomic number of 13.
ALUMINUM, noun. (slang) Aircraft or other machinery made partially or wholly of aluminum.
ALUMINUM CHLORIDE, noun. (inorganic compound) Alternative spelling of aluminium chloride
ALUMINUM FOIL, noun. American spelling standard spelling of aluminium foil.
ALUMINUM FOILS, noun. Plural of aluminum foil
ALUMINUM HYDRIDE, noun. (US) (inorganic compound) Alternative spelling of aluminium hydride
ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, noun. (inorganic compound) Alternative spelling of aluminium hydroxide
ALUMINUM OXIDE, noun. Alternative spelling of aluminium oxide
ALUMINUM SHOWER, noun. Used other than as an idiom: see aluminum, shower.
ALUMINUM SHOWER, noun. (figuratively) (aviation) The result of a midair collision of two aircraft.
ALUMINUM SHOWER, noun. (literally) A party or similar event at which aluminum household items are given, as for a wedding.
ALUMINUM SHOWER, noun. (figuratively) An event at which people give household items made of aluminum to the war effort.
ALUMINUM SILICATE, noun. (US) Alternative spelling of aluminium silicate
ALUMINUM SILICATES, noun. Plural of aluminum silicate
Dictionary definition
ALUMINUM, noun. A silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite.
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