Slag is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLAG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to criticize, mock or deride
• produce deposits of slag
• criticize (someone) in an abusive and insulting manner
• The dross, or recrement, of a metal; also, vitrified cinders.
• The scoria of a volcano.
• criticize
NOUN:
• stony waste matter separated from metals during the smelting or refining of ore
• stony material ejected by a volcano; scoria
• a promiscuous woman.
• a contemptible or insignificant person.
• waste left after metal is smelted
• the scum formed by oxidation at the surface of molten metals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to convert into slag (the fused residue of a smelted ore)

Words related to SLAG

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How to use SLAG in a sentence

• Now he walked fearlessly between the workshops and climbed to the top of a slag heap.
• A black hill in the distance, the highest point around, turned out to be a slag pile.
• For fifty kilometres the earth under our wheels was made up of a kind of glistening red slag covered with pebbles and stones.
• Its volcanic slag fell again into the chimneys of the crater or rolled down the mountain slopes, falling into the waves.
• Upon adding to the fuel a small quantity of flux, all the mineral parts thereof can be melted into a liquid slag, which may be carried off just like that of blast furnaces.
• These latter are not interfered with, and will not require cleaning unless any bricks in the furnace have been melted, when a bed of slag will be found on them.
• Passing on we came to a smithy, and watched the founder at work drawing off slag from the bottom of his furnace.
• Heavy ground should be dressed with seven pounds of basic slag in autumn and two pounds of sulphate of potash in spring.
• The ore slag lay like gray powder flakes strewn down the cliff.
• Now and then, among the trees, there would be a glint of glassy slag, usually in a fairly small circle.
• Mortar, of slag, used in making the sauce described above, and reducing chili.
• All about the workshops were immense coal sheds, great slag heaps, warehouses, wood piles, and tool sheds.
• He walked fearlessly between the workshops, and climbed to the top of a slag heap.
• The era of structural steel for tall buildings was beginning, and he bought the rights of a process for making cement out of his furnace slag.
• When this reaction begins I see light flames breaking through the lake of molten slag in my furnace.
• The slag is basic and takes the sulphur and phosphorus into combination, thus ending its combination with the iron.
• More than an eighth and sometimes a quarter of the weight of the pig-iron flows off in slag and is carted away.
• Little spikes of pure iron like frost spars glow white-hot and stick out of the churning slag.
• The charge, which lost part of its original weight by the draining off of slag, now weighs five hundred fifty to six hundred pounds.
• When one of these fragments of fused metal and slag does rush toward the earth and bury itself in the ground, it makes just such a brilliant flash.
• The surrounding heaps of slag have been rich in revelations.
• Slag and metal and ruffled muslin, roman candles and stars.
• All was dull and desolate slag, with nowhere the familiar serpentine forms of the old lava streams.
• Above the forest lies a volcanic desert, covered with black lava and slag.
• During its progress over this gentle slope, it acquired the usual crust of hardened slag.
• A primitive winding-gear and a heap of slag marked the position of a small manganese mine which had been the cause for prolonging the single line railway so far into the Bush.

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