alloy
/ˈæloʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a mixture of metals, or a mixture of a metal with another element, usually used for specific properties or strength, such as brass, bronze, or steel.
“The car’s engine block is made of an alloy of aluminum and copper.”
2. verb
to mix or combine (metals) to produce an alloy.
“The engineer alloyed the metals to create a stronger material.”
3. verb
to combine or mix (something) with something else to produce a particular effect or quality.
“The chef alloyed the spices to create a unique flavor.”