moly
/ˈmoʊli/Definitions
1. noun
a hard, silver-white, ferromagnetic, ductile, and malleable chemical element with atomic number 42.
“Molybdenum is also known as moly in some contexts.”
2. noun
a compound, especially a mineral, containing molybdenum.
“The geologist identified the moly in the mine’s ore deposits.”
3. verb
to cover or protect with moly or a moly-based coating, especially to prevent corrosion.
“The engineer decided to moly the metal to prevent rusting.”