Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for SE-LEN-IU-RET, or SE-LEN-U'RET
SE-LE'NI-UMSEL-EN-O-GRAPH'IC, or SEL-EN-O-GRAPH'IC-AL
SE-LEN-IU-RET, or SE-LEN-U'RET, n.
A newly discovered mineral, of a shining lead gray color, with a granular texture. It is composed chiefly of selenium, silver and copper. – Cleaveland. Phillips.
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