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Mulciberian

Mulciberian adjective: pertaining to metalworking.

Adjective

Mulciberian (comparative more Mulciberian, superlative most Mulciberian)

  1. (archaic) Pertaining to metalworking.
    • and, like the Mulciberian bellows, roared loudly the huge sea-coal fire1832 November 10, Edgar Allan Poe, “A Decided Loss”, in Saturday Courier, volume II, number 35, Philadelphia
    • Yon black clouds are the fume / Of that great crucible, in which, with torturing fire, / The Mulciberian artist, practice-taught, / Transmutes, with skill ne'er known to th' alchemist, / Each sordid metal into price of gold.1837, John Holland, The Tour of the Don, page 282
    Synonyms:
    Vulcanian

Synonyms of Mulciberian

Forms of Mulciberian

comparativemore Mulciberian
superlativemost Mulciberian

Origin of Mulciberian

From Latin Mulciber (“an epithet of Vulcan, the Roman god of blacksmithing”) + -ian.

Questions about Mulciberian

What does Mulciberian mean?
Mulciberian means pertaining to metalworking.
What part of speech is Mulciberian?
Mulciberian is an adjective.

Words near Mulciberian in the dictionary

  1. mulching mower
  2. mulching mowers
  3. mulchings
  4. mulchy
  5. Mulchén
  6. Mulciberian
  7. mulcible
  8. mulcified
  9. mulcifies
  10. mulcify
  11. mulcifying

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