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solder
[sod′ər]
Etymology: L, solidatio, making solid
1  n, a fusible metal or alloy used to unite pieces of metals with higher fusion temperatures.
2  v, to fasten together pieces of metal through the use of this material.

solder (sod´ur),
n a fusible alloy of metals used to unite the edges or surfaces of two pieces of metal.


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