Definitions

1. noun

A city located in Scotland, best known for the Marquess of Elgin, who removed marble from the Parthenon in Greece.

“The city of Elgin was a significant cultural hub in the 18th century.”

2. proper noun

A given name, particularly popular in Scotland and England.

“The Elgin family has a long history of producing notable politicians.”

3. verb

To decorate or ornament with intricate designs, typically of a floral or scroll pattern.

“The skilled artisan learned to elgin the metal to give it a beautiful finish.”