amalg

/ˈæmældʒ/; also /ˈæmælɡ/ or /ˈæmælɪdʒ/

Definitions

1. noun

A mixture of mercury with another metal, especially silver or gold, to produce an alloy.

“The alchemist created a valuable amalg of gold and mercury.”

2. verb

To join or mix (two or more things) together, especially metal with mercury.

“The process of amalgamating gold and silver can be challenging.”

Synonyms

  • alloy
  • mixture

Antonyms

  • separation
  • split