AMBER
Main Entry: 1 am·ber
Pronunciation: 'am-b&r
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English ambre, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin ambra, from
Arabic 'anbar ambergris
1 : a hard yellowish to brownish translucent fossil resin that takes a fine polish and is used chiefly in making ornamental objects (as beads)
2 : a variable color averaging a dark orange yellow
Main Entry: 2 amber
Function: adjective
1 : consisting of amber
2 : resembling amber; especially : having the color amber
My Main Entry: 1 Amber
Function: Hopefully we'll see
Etymology: Met at Toxic night before the end of the world
1 : Cute, but something more. This girl sparkles.
2 : Gemini, yet still comfortable.
3 : Kisses like NO other! BITES BACK!
Pronunciation: 'am-b&r
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English ambre, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin ambra, from
Arabic 'anbar ambergris
1 : a hard yellowish to brownish translucent fossil resin that takes a fine polish and is used chiefly in making ornamental objects (as beads)
2 : a variable color averaging a dark orange yellow
Main Entry: 2 amber
Function: adjective
1 : consisting of amber
2 : resembling amber; especially : having the color amber
My Main Entry: 1 Amber
Function: Hopefully we'll see
Etymology: Met at Toxic night before the end of the world
1 : Cute, but something more. This girl sparkles.
2 : Gemini, yet still comfortable.
3 : Kisses like NO other! BITES BACK!
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