"iron buff" meaning in English

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Noun

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  1. A yellow ancient artificial iron oxide made by oxidating iron in vinegar, one of the oldest man-made pigments, often used in staining textiles. Categories (topical): Iron, Pigments, Textiles Translations (Translations): jaune d’oxide de fer hydraté (French), Rostgelb (German), giallo di ossido di ferro (Italian), ferro afinado (Portuguese), amarillo de hierro (Spanish)
    Sense id: en-iron_buff-en-noun-ylXxxH7B Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header

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