GALENA

GALENA


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Word: galena
Word origin: late 17th century: from Latin, ‘lead ore’ (in a partly purified state).
Phonetic: ɡəˈliːnə
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a bluish, grey, or black mineral of metallic appearance, consisting of lead sulphide. It is the chief ore of lead.


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Backing up one train with silver and lead ore (6)
Chief ore of lead
From which you may get the lead out
Home of Ulysses S. Grant
Lead ore
Lead provider
Lead source
Lead suflide
Ore
Ore of lead
Ore used for old radio crystals
PBS
Principal ore of lead
Principal source of lead
Silvery lead ore
Soft blue-gray mineral
Soft
Lead sulfide.
Grant's Illinois home.
Grant's home for a time.
Ore- --
City in Kansas
Grant's home in Ill.
Main ore of lead
Lead-bearing ore
Commonest ore of lead - Angle A
Angela ___
Commonest ore of lead
Source of lead required, severe blow getting sodium
You can take the lead from it
New angle on acting initially? Take the lead from this
Ore thats a source of silver
Girl with a particular name provides the lead
Chief supplier of element strong ale naturally retains
1860s home of Ulysses S. Grant
City and port in Shiribeshi, Hokkaido, Japan, northwest of Sapporo
Oscar-winning 2012 film directed by, and starring, Ben Affleck
A flock of quails, for example
Grey mineral that is the chief source of lead
Mineral that is the chief source of lead
Mineral
Lead source of wind starts to nip away




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