Aluminum is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALUMINUM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a light silvery malleable and ductile metallic element, also ALUMINIUM, ALUMIUM
• the chemical element of atomic number 13, a light silvery-grey metal.
• See Aluminium.
• a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a metallic element
• same as aluminium

Words related to ALUMINUM

aluminium13 aluminums13

Words that contain ALUMINUM

aluminums13 nonaluminum15

How to use ALUMINUM in a sentence

• The discovery of oxygen, hydrogen, and many other gases, the isolation of aluminum, calcium, and other metals, showed that earth and air and water are not elements.
• Though he is to all appearances flesh and blood he is, strange to say, commonly known in Toledo as the Aluminum Man.
• Then the kind-faced man asked what aluminum cum from.
• An aluminum cook kit for four people, so made that the various articles nest one into the other, can be bought for fifteen dollars.
• Aluminum powder affords the same contrast as the gray.
• The body of the car is covered with aeroplane linen, save for the engine, which is sheathed with sheet aluminum.
• But oxygen has a much greater affinity for aluminum.
• And then the oxygen passes out of the iron and into the aluminum so rapidly that an enormously high temperature is developed.
• When ignited the oxygen is freed from the iron and combines with the aluminum with great rapidity.
• Canteens, water-bottles, and small frying-pans were made of aluminum and most ingeniously fashioned to make them less bulky for carrying.
• It consists principally of salts of potassium, calcium and aluminum, with, of course, sulphur.
• Surrounding the base of the ship was an aluminum scaffold with a ladder over a hundred feet high anchored to it.
• Every wire and brace on it was silvered with aluminum paint, and it even bore a small figure at its steering wheel.
• Each was about four thousand yards long and a thousand broad, and constructed of the compound of aluminum and iron that had replaced iron in architecture.
• As it lay on its launching carrier upon the wide expanse of the flying stage, its aluminum body skeleton was as big as the hull of a twenty-ton yacht.
• If a good furnace is available, aluminum can be melted without any difficulty, although this metal melts at a higher temperature than any of the metals previously mentioned.
• The reading is indicated by a cut on a small aluminum plate attached to a pointer.
• Below his feet, as they rested in their metal stirrups, an aluminum plate silently slid back.
• He awoke to the craving for food, and immediately started a small fire outside and boiled coffee in a nice new aluminum pail that held two quarts and had an ornamental cover.
• Another, a private in the ranks, was chief engineer of the American Aluminum Company.

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