- opalised
- oˈpalized or oˈpalised adjective1. Converted into opal2. Opalescent• • •Main Entry: ↑opal
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kakuru — /ˈkækuru/ (say kakoohrooh) noun a theropod dinosaur of the early Cretaceous period, known from a fossilised and opalised shin bone and some other remains found near Andamooka in SA. {Australian Aboriginal; name of the Rainbow Serpent} …
