See antimoine gris on Wiktionary
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"(Date à préciser) Mot inventé par le minéralogiste André Brochant de Villiers, la locution traduisant la composition chimique et l’aspect physique."
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"ref": "Suzanne Colnort-Bodet, Le Code alchimique dévoilé : distillateurs, alchimistes et symbolistes, 1989",
"text": "L’antimoine gris, que les Égyptiens utilisaient comme fard pour les yeux, était souvent désigné dans le monde arabe par le mot al-kohol."
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"Synonyme de stibine."
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"ipa": "\\ɑ̃.ti.mwan ɡʁi\\"
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"(Date à préciser) Mot inventé par le minéralogiste André Brochant de Villiers, la locution traduisant la composition chimique et l’aspect physique."
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"Synonyme de stibine."
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