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- noun A
metallic silver colour, as used in some paints.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I would very much like to pair this dress with a pseudo-Victorian choker and/or hairpiece -- something in silver (or silvertone) and pearls (but heaven knows if I'll find something I like, or if I'll be able to scrape up the dough for it if I do).
January 18th, 2006 spidersweb 2006
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My favorite new acquisition is a pair of black leather cowboy boots with silvertone toe trim and ornate faux spur anchors.
Busy week past, busy week to come moriarty6 2006
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The light-catching silvertone hardware enforces the look with attractive metal eyelets.
Luxist Annie Scott 2010
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Features silvertone stainless steel case and caseback, leather strap, blue grid textured dial with silvertone hands, and is water resistant to 200 meters.
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The light-catching silvertone hardware enforces the look with attractive metal eyelets.
Luxist Annie Scott 2010
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While the first thing we noticed about this bag was, of course, the elegantly displayed double strap, the real star of this bag is the hammered silvertone buckle which draws attention to the sensuous shape of the bag.
Luxist 2010
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Does anyone have instructions for a silvertone stun2 guitar tuner? en Español
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Features stainless steel case and band, domed sapphire crystal, Swiss quartz movement, silvertone luminous hands, red arrow shaped second hand.
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Features silvertone stainless steel case and screwdown caseback, and subdials that measure 24-hours, 60-seconds and 60-minutes.
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While the first thing we noticed about this bag was, of course, the elegantly displayed double strap, the real star of this bag is the hammered silvertone buckle which draws attention to the sensuous shape of the bag.
Luxist 2010
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