rust

This chainmail is rust-proof, and smooth enough it won’t damage any of the surfaces it can be used for.

Their invention is marked by layers of rust— banded iron formations—as iron reacted with the available oxygen.

Like many former industrial hotspots across the country, Kenosha would have to evolve to cope with the realities of a 21st century economy, or else rust away.

The cutter is made from anti-rust stainless steel and can go in the dishwasher.

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Lizzie, indeed, is fond of work; she is busy all day long, and it is evident that her sewing-machine is not allowed to rust.

I am afraid that I have allowed myself to rust in many ways.

Clement was too sensible of Michelangelo's merit to allow him to rust out his powers in petty tasks.

The slightest spot of dew or rain upon it produces a spot of rust which takes weeks of constant rubbing to efface.

Gracious and commanding, he made his friends welcome with a courtly ease which no brooding years of solitude could rust.