Diamonds

What do we mean by diamonds?

A glimmering glass-like mineral that is an allotrope of carbon in which each atom is surrounded by four others in the form of a tetrahedron.

A gemstone made from this mineral.

A ring containing a diamond.

A very pale blue color/colour.

Something that resembles a diamond.

A rhombus, especially when oriented so that its longer axis is vertical.

The polyiamond made up of two triangles.

The entire field of play used in the game.

The infield of a baseball field.

A card of the diamonds suit.

A size of type, standardised as 4 1/2 point.

That will shut her up. Urban Dictionary

A form of currency that men use to reimburse women for sex. Urban Dictionary

Very expensive carbon. Often used in rings, but also used in drills and other things. Urban Dictionary

For anybody who has a penis, it's whenever you see something that makes you extremely erect/rock hard. Urban Dictionary

The diamonds is a fanbase name of the popular pop singer/songwriter Marina (also known by her old name Marina and the Diamonds, which includes her fanbase's name). Urban Dictionary

The gift she really wants. 1K studs are Three ninety-nine Urban Dictionary

A girls best friend *wink* Urban Dictionary

A pimp's best friend Urban Dictionary

Noun: a woman's erect nipple. Urban Dictionary

Refers to the state in which nipples become after being submerged in cold water. Usually referring to the male factor, as female nipple sightings are quite rare. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to diamonds:
diamonds, diamond, diamonte, dimond, diamonded, simonds, dromonds, simmonds, daimonds, diamines, desmonds, damons, diamon, diaconus, dinmonts.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word diamonds:
rubies, carat, spades, pearls, diamond, mined, jewelry, gems, jewels, forever, gem, enactment, rust, jewellery, polished, netball, clarity, rough, precious, leone, hearts, minerals, synthetic, stones, antwerp, sierra, metals, mine, mines, platinum, cutting, ace, mining, pink, bond, deposits, courts, worth, stolen, cards, cut, color, gold, soccer, hidden, suit, crystal, crown, tennis, loan.

Words that rhyme with diamonds:
simonds.

Adjectives that are often used to describe diamonds:
small, industrial, large, rough, black, many, synthetic, real, tiny, natural, few, more, white, blue, uncut, fine, yellow, artificial, open, cut, red, brilliant, big, polished, famous, smaller, valuable, finest, beautiful, alluvial, brazilian, largest, magnificent, sparkling, solid, precious, huge, quality, south, green, enormous, colored, genuine, splendid, liquid, false, indian, larger, raw, fake, loose, round, pink, perfect, bright, enough, shaped, carat, coloured, rare, brown, concentric, pure, made, superb, costly, double, smuggled, grade, african, microscopic, brightest, flawless, unset, crystal, irish, priceless, countless, sized, illicit, minute.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective diamonds:
suit, street, costume, dust, treatment.

Consonant match to diamonds:
demands.

Words that sound like diamonds:
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