ingots

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"We can show our ingots -- I mean your ingots, Harry.

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  1. noun A mass of metal, such as a bar or block, that is cast in a standard shape for convenient storage or shipment.
  2. noun A casting mold for metal.

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  • The mind gained a certain proportion of vigor even by this exercise of its faculties, just as my bodily health would have been improved by transporting the refuse ore of a mine from one pit to another, instead of coining the ingots which lay heaped before my eyes. —  The Memoir of John Lothrop Motley
  • Those items of unusual lethality were melted down and cast into ingots, the metal bars hidden in Order fortifications or dropped into the deep waters of the ocean. —  VANCE MOORE
  • Coins, ingots, plates, cups, amphoras, bas-reliefs. —  ALLABOUTGEORGE.com
  • Besides buying gold and jewelry and reselling it around the country or having it melted into ingots, Duke says he is benefitting from gold bug fever. —  news | SH | http://www.heraldtribune.com
  • Our yearly increase was due to the increase of global demand and adoption of Solar provided energy and our increasing countries total markets addressed and our 200 megawatts increase in ingots, wafers, cells and module capacities to 350 megawatts, which allow us to meet our annual shipment guidance of 200 megawatts to 205 megawatts. —  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
 

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