Mineral

What do we mean by mineral?

A naturally occurring, homogeneous inorganic solid substance having a definite chemical composition and characteristic crystalline structure, color, and hardness. noun

Any of various natural substances, as. noun

An element, such as gold or silver. noun

An organic derivative, such as coal or petroleum. noun

A substance, such as stone, sand, salt, or coal, that is extracted or obtained from the ground or water and used in economic activities. noun

A substance that is neither animal nor vegetable; inorganic matter. noun

An inorganic element, such as calcium, iron, potassium, sodium, or zinc, that is essential to the nutrition of humans, animals, and plants. noun

An ore. noun

Mineral water. noun

A soft drink. noun

Of or relating to minerals. adjective

Impregnated with minerals. adjective

In mining, ore. noun

Any constituent of the earth's crust; more specifically, an inorganic body occurring in nature, homogeneous and having a definite chemical composition which can be expressed by a chemical formula, and further having certain distinguishing physical characters. noun

A mine. noun

Having the nature or character of a mineral as defined above; obtained from a mineral or minerals; belonging to the class of minerals; consisting of minerals: as, a mineral substance; the mineral kingdom.

Impregnated with minerals or mineral matter: as, mineral waters; a mineral spring.

An inorganic species or substance occurring in nature, having a definite chemical composition and usually a distinct crystalline form. Rocks, except certain glassy igneous forms, are either simple minerals or aggregates of minerals. noun

A mine. noun

Any naturally occurring inorganic material that has a (more or less) definite chemical composition and characteristic physical properties.

Any inorganic material (as distinguished from animal or vegetable).

(nutrition) Any inorganic element that is essential to nutrition; a dietary mineral.

Mineral water.

A soft drink, particularly a single serve bottle or can.

A mine or mineral deposit.

A poisonous or dangerous substance.

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Formally described as an homogeneous, inorganic compound by Webster (who was later found to be a book and considered unfit for living due to Darwin's theory).According to Lewis Carroll, however, in his writing a character asks `Are you animal--vegetable --or mineral?' in a savy, yet failed, attempt to identify the main character's race. This shows us that 'mineral' can also be used to classify those who are unknown to us. In short- Def mineral: A classification to all things with a molecular composition be they organic or inorganic. Urban Dictionary

Balls. In relation to courage... "He doesn't have the balls to tell his boss to fuck off." Urban Dictionary

Not rocks. Urban Dictionary

An uncontrollable urge to interrupt conversation afflicting only those who believe everyone in hearing range is a technical idiot. BECAUSE whoever you are talking to can't POSSIBLY know as much as you do! Urban Dictionary

Having the nerve to do something. Urban Dictionary

Substance that the body requires to function. Has recently become a meme on tumblr. Urban Dictionary

Colloquial term for a soft drink in rural Ireland Urban Dictionary

A sex move. Where you strap a small bulb to your dick (your "helmet") before you go to work deep in the mine. The warmth of the bulb gives your girl more pleasure that way. Urban Dictionary

Any soft drink. Used by Indians from Durban, South Africa. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mineral:
mineral, moneral, minera.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mineral:
pyrite, silicate, calcite, minerals, hydrothermal, ores, hardness, manganese, deposits, metamorphic, gypsum, sulfide, crystals, carbonate, quartz, magnesium, bottled, salts, silica, extraction, mined, ore, springs, calcium, phosphate, sulfate, zinc, exploration, spa, baths, nickel, deposit, resources, nutrients, oils, potassium, grains, mining, veins, sulfur, copper, uranium, oxidation, extracted, petroleum, sands, oxide, wealth, sodium, mines, crystal, occurrence, aluminium, acids, metals, metallic, specimens, limestone, geological, reserves, geology, mine, chemical, coal, waters, wells, cement, resource, rocks, iron, oil, soil, granite, tin, bone, organic, occurs, volcanic, water, processing, clay, samples, composition, occurring, discovered, particles, salt, acid, marble, sand, compounds, traffic, resort, spring, content, industries, rich, rights, oxygen, formula.

Words that rhyme with mineral:
inner hull, petromineral.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mineral:
common, important, rare, valuable, only, abundant, secondary, accessory, black, principal, white, primary, dominant, natural, powdered, heavy, green, particular, essential, latter, soft, original, chief, metallic, single, dark, hard, main, pure, yellow, rich, predominant, bearing, forming, crystalline, fibrous, opaque, red, like, brown, agricultural, precious, characteristic, ferromagnesian, unknown, useful, beautiful, blue, metamorphic, gray, magnetic, transparent, stable, micaceous, native, colored, hardest, typical, solid, orthorhombic, monoclinic, uncommon, earthy, massive, nonmetallic, greenish, coloured, soluble, light, dilute, strategic, amorphous, brittle, magnesian, orange, commonest, minor, poisonous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mineral:
water, oil, matter, supplement, springs, deposits, supplements, waters, oils, content, salts, resources, wealth, composition, substances, production, complexes, products, interactions, lands, soil, particles, acids, medium, density, veins, fuels, land, supplementation, soils, constituents, wool, solution, grains, assemblages, aggregates, fraction, materials, rights, elements, bearing, coal, compounds, preparations, mixture, associations, equilibria, spirits, concentrates, nutrients, formation, assemblage, mixtures, exports, baths, deficiencies, fertilizers, ores, deficiency, resource, surface, matters, suite, formula, exploration, spring, combination, county, tablet, species, industry, economies, nutrition, bodies, suites, complex, metabolism, extraction, analyses, exporting, exploitation, fractions, interaction, origin, interface, separation, salt, pigments, deposit, sands, components, kingdom, paint.

Consonant match to mineral:
menial, monorail, monial, monreal, many ill.

Words that sound like mineral:
mineral, monreal, minerals, monorail, minshall, meryl, merrill, minal, menzel, merrell, merel, mensural, moral, mongrel, menial, manal, monal, mayoral, manul, morell, murrell, morral, mandrel, meriel, morrel, mindel, monial, monell, monel, mandrell, myrle, monora, nemoral, monaural, meynell, moonshell, manil, marelle, numeral, mannering, minoring, mental, monroe, manuel, mendel, minaret, munro, munroe, mandrill, morrell, mithril, maril, memel, mungrel, mean well, mandril, manwell, mensal, mentale, mundell, munsell, mellaril, morelle, menorrhea, munhall, general, mantle, mammal, mina, meanwhile, mantel, michel, michal, meera, manhole, mandel, michell, meara, mandle, minah, mandell, meral, mansell, man hole, miera, manvel, mansel, minable, minaya, mandal, manuele, man ray, manuell, amiral, michl, amen-ra, mamre, manor hall, main hall, manoel.