emerald

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Finding emerald within the game is actually pretty difficult.

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Any of various green gemstones, especially a green transparent form of beryl, highly valued as a precious stone.

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noun

Any of various green gemstones, especially a green transparent form of beryl, highly valued as a precious stone.

noun

Emerald green, a colour.

noun

Any hummingbird in the genera Chlorostilbon and Elvira; and some in the genus Amazilia

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for emerald.

noun

Any of various green gemstones, especially a green transparent form of beryl, highly valued as a precious stone.

noun

Emerald green, a colour.

noun

Any hummingbird in the genera Chlorostilbon and Elvira; and some in the genus Amazilia

noun

A town in Queensland, Australia.

Example sentences

Finding emerald within the game is actually pretty difficult.

IPCo has built 40 ersatz pubs on the Emerald Isle, opening them beside the long-standing establishments on which they were based.

There's also a show called Weed Country that follows growers in the emerald triangle.

Villagers who are librarians may trade an emerald for a 20-something sheets of paper.

There's a rather good TR player on Emerald of the same username as you.

Matthew Green is a radiant cut emerald of a crypto source.

I grew up in southern Humboldt County, in the heart of the emerald triangle.

I got cons coming up if you're west coast and want to say hi in the flesh: Rose City, Rainfurrest, Emerald City.

How does Synthego compare to Emerald Therapeutics and Transcriptic?

If they really are emerald ores, you could pretty easily restrict the biome generation algorithm to only create extreme hills when there is money in the bank.

I'd imagine the bitcoin mod would trigger on 'break emerald ore' in the world, and that a flag would be set upon 'place emerald ore' to prevent silktouch from causing it to be fired more than once.

Sony produced a camera with a 4 primary color sensor, the DSC-F828 - instead of 2 green pixels in each 2x2 square, there was one green and one Emerald (cyan).

Quote examples

From the article: > The massive Google+ launch effort had all the hallmarks of a technology corporation: a code name ("Emerald Sea"), an artificial timeline (100 days to launch!), a dedicated secret building ( with the CEO relocated there ) and a full PR blitz once completed.

Like for example, somebody visiting San Francisco proper, knows that they have a buddy that lives near there (because in a past conversation his buddy said "I live in SF" because it was easier than saying "I live in Emerald Hills" and doesn't understand why it's not immediately convenient for them or their buddy to just hop on a street car and meet up for a quick Coffee.

Proper noun examples

Emerald doesn't really exist yet, and I believe they misrepresent their automation.

Emerald Cloud Lab is another, and I'm sure there are others.

I'm reminded of A Study In Emerald, a Sherlock Holmes style detective story in a Lovecraftian setting (with a licensed board game which I hear is quite good).