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Term: Bone Black

Definition: Bone black refers to a finely powdered form of carbon obtained by charring animal bones. It is commonly used in various applications, such as as a pigment, a decolorizing agent, and a filtering agent.

Part of Speech:

- Noun: Refers to the powdered form of carbon obtained by charring animal bones.

- Adjective: Pertaining to or derived from bone black.

Senses:

- Sense 1: As a noun, bone black refers to the powdered form of carbon that is primarily obtained by burning and charring animal bones. It is commonly used in the process of producing pigments for artistic, industrial, and cosmetic purposes.

- Sense 2: As an adjective, bone black describes a product or substance that is made or derived from bone black, often indicating its dark or black coloration.

Examples:

1. Noun:
   

   - The artist used bone black pigment to create the deep shadows in his painting.
   

   - The cosmetic industry relies on bone black for producing black eyeliner and mascara.
   

   - Bone black is a common ingredient in the manufacturing of ink and dyes.




2. Adjective:
   

   - The bone black dye gave the textile a rich, deep shade of black.
   

   - The potter used bone black glaze to create an elegant and distinctive finish on the ceramic vase.
   

   - The artist studied the technique of using bone black ink to create dramatic monochrome illustrations.

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