carbon
/ˈkɑrbən/Definitions
1. noun
A nonmetallic chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6.
“The tree was primarily made of carbon.”
2. noun
A substance used as a fuel, especially coal, charcoal, or petroleum.
“The carbon in the fire provided warmth during the cold winter night.”
3. noun
A material used in making artifacts, especially art, jewelry, or other decorative objects, by applying layers of material and using heat to burn away parts of the material, leaving designs or patterns.
“The artist used carbon to create a beautiful, intricate design on the metal.”
4. adjective
Containing carbon, especially in the form of a chemical compound.
“Carbonated water is a popular beverage.”
5. verb
To make or treat something with carbon, especially to strengthen or harden it.
“The engineers carboned the metal to make it more durable.”