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Dutch metal

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Dutch metal
n.
An alloy of 80 percent copper and 20 percent zinc used to make low-priced jewelry and in thin sheets as an inexpensive imitation of gold leaf.
Dutch metal, gold
n
(Engineering / Metallurgy) a substitute for gold leaf, consisting of thin sheets of copper that have been turned yellow by exposure to the fumes of molten zinc
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