Bĕll'-mĕt/al, n.
(-mĕt'/l, or -mĕt'al), n. [bell and metal.] An alloy of copper and tin, in no definite proportion, but varying from 66 to 80 per cent. of copper, and the remainder tin;—used for making bells, &c. Encyc. Am.
(-mĕt'/l, or -mĕt'al), n. [bell and metal.] An alloy of copper and tin, in no definite proportion, but varying from 66 to 80 per cent. of copper, and the remainder tin;—used for making bells, &c. Encyc. Am.