Definition of red-sear in English:

red-sear

noun ˌrɛdˈsɪə

Founding

A defect of iron in which it becomes brittle when red-hot, typically due to an excess of sulphur in the metal; = red-shortness. Now rare.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. Probably originally from red-sear. In later use probably an alteration of either red-short, red-short, or redshire, after sear.

Definition of red-sear in US English:

red-sear

nounˌrɛdˈsɪə

Founding

A defect of iron in which it becomes brittle when red-hot, typically due to an excess of sulphur in the metal; = red-shortness. Now rare.

单词	red-sear
释义	Definition of red-sear in English: red-sear noun ˌrɛdˈsɪə Founding A defect of iron in which it becomes brittle when red-hot, typically due to an excess of sulphur in the metal; = red-shortness. Now rare. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. Probably originally from red-sear. In later use probably an alteration of either red-short, red-short, or redshire, after sear. Definition of red-sear in US English: red-sear nounˌrɛdˈsɪə Founding A defect of iron in which it becomes brittle when red-hot, typically due to an excess of sulphur in the metal; = red-shortness. Now rare. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. Probably originally from red-sear. In later use probably an alteration of either red-short, red-short, or redshire, after sear.
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