metal

A metal made by mixing two or more metals together

To drive or work as fast as possible, often to finish something

A rude, joking phrase to tell someone to go away

A machine that makes a sound or shows a light when it finds metal

Loud rock music with distorted guitars and strong rhythms

A rare metal like gold or silver that has high value

Pieces of old metal that people throw away to be melted and reused

A dense metal that is often poisonous, like lead or mercury

A group of musicians who play very loud rock music with electric guitars

Thin, flat pieces of metal used to make or cover things

A type of loud, powerful rock with strong guitar sounds, fast drums, and angry lyrics

A bullet with a lead core covered in hard metal like copper that does not break on impact

A common metal like iron or copper that is not as valuable as gold

A loud 1980s rock style with big hair, flashy clothes, and guitar solos

Made only of metal with no parts of any other material

A soft, very reactive metal like sodium or potassium that easily loses one electron

A large round metal container that holds liquids and dry goods for storage and transport

Small thin pieces of metal that come off when you scrape metal

A person whose teeth have visible metal braces

A tool you hold in one hand for cutting metal like pipes

A small metal piece with a spiral thread that you turn to hold things together

A metal that does not get damaged by air or water, like gold and platinum

Metal made from old products so it can be used again

The job of shaping and joining thin metal sheets to make building parts like vents

A metal made by mixing metals that helps machine parts move smoothly

A hard metal made from copper and tin that is used to make bells

Silvery white metal people make from tin mixed with small amounts of other metals used for tableware and decorative items

A low-melting metal used to make artificial teeth

A brass alloy with tin that resists corrosion in seawater

A soft metal that reacts strongly with water, like lithium, sodium, or potassium

A metal like calcium or magnesium that makes substances that are not acidic

A soft metal made from tin and small amounts of other metals used to line bearings to reduce friction

A type of heavy metal music that uses traditional folk instruments and melodies

A nuclear reactor that uses liquid metal to carry heat away

A machine that turns a metal piece fast while a tool shapes it

A golf club with a metal head used for long shots

Having a shiny color like silver or gold

Tools or machines that cut metal

Coins used to pay instead of paper notes

A thin metal layer on a surface for protection or decoration

An object that looks like metal because of its color or shine

A mix of metals used to make lighter flints because it catches fire easily when struck

A cheap metal mix used to make low-quality jewelry and toys

A strong metal made from nickel and copper that does not rust easily in salt water

A strong metal made from nickel and copper that resists corrosion and is used for machines and equipment

A strong metal made from copper and zinc used to make cast parts like boat fittings and bolts

An alloy that melts at low heat used for soldering and in devices like sprinkler fuses

A type of brass with more copper used for items that need a reddish gold look

A hard metal made from lead and a little antimony that forms the grids inside storage batteries

A period in the 1980s when loud rock bands had big hair and bright clothes

Small broken stones that people use to make or fix roads

Cheap mix of metals used to make low-cost items like pots

A soft metal mixture mostly made of lead used to make small pellets for shotgun shells

A mix of three metals like lead and tin that printers use to make letters for printing

A silvery metal made from tin or lead used for bearings and moving machine parts

A soft mixture of metals that melts at a low temperature near 71 degrees Celsius

A strong metal made from copper with extra zinc used for cast parts