black diamond
black diamonds, coal.
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How to use black diamond in a sentence
His most expensive item was a $750,000 black diamond mink cape lined with 100,000 Austrian rhinestones.
He has traded in his white diamond earring on his left lobe for a more discreet black diamond.
‘The Intouchables’: Omar Sy on the Movie and His Success | Lorenza Muñoz | May 25, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTI slather my body in Swedish Beauty black diamond cream with “Tingle Tanning Power.”
The tale of the black diamond had disturbed her by a slow, insidious process that was worse than sudden fright.
The Trumpet-Major | Thomas HardyA gentleman asked his black diamond merchant the price of coals.
The Book of Anecdotes and Budget of Fun; | Various
If Titas's mother had made a black diamond basket, maybe the snake would not have bitten her.
History of California | Helen Elliott BandiniTwo seams are worked at Franklin, and three at black diamond.
A Report on Washington Territory | William Henry RuffnerHe had worked as a coal porter and hence received his nickname, the black diamond.
A Budget of Paradoxes, Volume I (of II) | Augustus De Morgan
British Dictionary definitions for black diamond
another name for carbonado 2
(usually plural) a figurative expression for coal
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