amber

5 letters in word "amber": A B E M R.

Anagrams of amber:

• brame

• bream

• embar

Words found within amber:

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• Definitions:
• a deep yellow color; "an amber light illuminated the room"; "he admired the gold of her hair" of a medium to dark brownish yellow color a hard yellowish to brownish translucent fossil resin; used for jewelry
• Amber is the common name for fossil resin that is appreciated for its inherent beauty and is widely used for the manufacture of ornamental objects. Although not mineralized, it is sometimes considered and used as a gemstone. Most of the world's amber is in the range of 30–90 million years old. ...
• Amber (song) is a 2001 single from the rapcore/reggae/funk band 311 off their album From Chaos. Focusing more on their reggae roots, the song is about Nick Hexum's then fiance Nicole Scherzinger.
• Amber is an acoustic World Music band.It is often compared to The Incredible String Band. The band consisted of two of Donovan's old friends Julian MacAllister and Mac MacLeod, and was joined by Ray Cooper on hand drums. ...
• Amber is an orange-yellow color that got its name from the material known as amber. It is used in traffic lights and turn signals.
• Amber, aka Marie-Claire Cremers (b. May 9 1969) is a Holland-born and Germany-raised singer/songwriter, label owner and executive producer. Her biggest hits include "This Is Your Night", "One More Night", "If You Could Read My Mind", "Sexual (Li Da Di)", "Yes!" and "You Move Me."
• Amber is the Mandarin Oriental Landmark Hotel's European haute cuisine restaurant. Richard Ekkebus is the current executive chef.
• This article describes several AMBER file formats.
• AMBER (an acronym for Assisted Model Building and Energy Refinement) is a family of force fields for molecular dynamics of biomolecules originally developed by the late Peter Kollman's group at the University of California, San Francisco. ...
• Amber, released by Warp Records in 1994 (see 1994 in music), is the second full-length album by the electronic music group Autechre. Amber has a more ambient, less percussion-based sound than Autechre's first release Incunabula.
• Amber is the third album by indie rock group Clearlake, released on January 23rd 2006.
• Fossilized resin of conifer trees. Colors range from honey through yellow to reddish brown.
• Amber is a term used to describe a heavy, full-bodied, warm fragrance.
• The fossilized resin of conifer trees. The most common colors are honey yellow and various shades of red, but can also be off-white, black, and blue. Amber is easily simulated using plastics, but real amber produces static electricity when rubbed.
• Fossilized tree sap that is cut and polished and used as a valuable gemstone. Can contain preserved insects and other inclusions that add to its unique look and often fabulously increase its value. Brown amber is mainly found in Siberia. ...
• amber is a flammable, translucent fossilized conifer tree resin. Rubbing amber produces static electricity.
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• Glass-like rock formed by the lithification of tree sap.
• Fossilized sap or pitch from trees, usually golden brown and translucent. Said to promote healing and give protection from negativity. "Amber" can also refer to the color of amber.
• This is tree sap that gets hard over many years and is yellowish in color. It is used for making jewelry and other objects.
• Any top or bottom-fermented beer having an amber color: between pale and dark.
• Hardened (fossilized) ancient sap or resin.
• a yellow stone used in jewellery
• Beer characterized by a reddish-brown color, ranging from pale to dark.
• Pale yellow, brown, or reddish fossilized resin, capable of a negative electric charge by friction. In Greek mythology amber was formed from the tears of Meleager's sisters, or alternately of Phaeton's sisters dropped into the Eridan after he was killed trying to drive the chariot of the sun. ...
• In perfumery, this refers to accords developed using plant compounds (such as labdanum) or synthetics, and referred to as amber because they were originally meant to mimic the smell of ambergris (see below). For a more detailed explanation of the relationship between amber and ambergris, click here.
• A liquid from trees that has been fossilised over time to become hard; often used in jewellery.
• Fossil tree resin that has achieved a stable state after ground burial due to chemical change and the loss of volatile constituents [LCOTE]
• Amber is a fossilized resin from pine trees. Amber deposits have been found that are over 150 million years old, but most amber used in jewelry or ornamentals is between 20-90 million years old. ...
• a yellow or yellowish-brown transparent glass coloring.
• A translucent or opaque yellow, fossil resin from coniferous trees.
• Lightweight fossilized sap, resin, or gum from ancient trees, which can be cut, etched, faceted, or carved. Amber can be translucent or opaque and range in color from shades of yellow, brown, and red to gray or green.
• is the fossilized, hardened resin of the pine tree with yellow and brown as the predominant colors.
• A fossilized resin formed from coniferous trees. It is usually yellow, orange, red or brown; and transparent when not oxidized. Amber has the ability to entrap and enclose insects and other organisms and preserve them for millions of years. ...
• A fossil gum or resin principally found along the shores of a large part of the Baltic and North Seas, especially off the promontory of Samland. It is cast up by the sea, and collected at ebb tide with nets, and is also brought up by divers and dredging. ...
• Translucent light brown.

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