diamond

1 diamond /ˈdaɪmənd/ noun
plural diamonds
1 diamond
/ˈdaɪmənd/
noun
plural diamonds
Britannica Dictionary definition of DIAMOND
1 
: a very hard usually colorless stone that is a form of carbon and is used especially in jewelry
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— often used before another noun — see color picture on this page
2 
[count] : a shape that is formed by four equal straight lines and that has two opposite angles that are smaller than a right angle and two opposite angles that are larger than a right angle — compare square
3 
a  [count] : a playing card that is marked with a red diamond shape — see picture at playing card
b  diamonds [plural] : the suit in a deck of playing cards that is marked by red diamond shapes — compare club, heart, spade
4 
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a  : the part of a baseball field that includes the area within and around the three bases and home plate : infield
b  : the entire playing field in baseball
2 diamond /ˈdaɪmənd/ adjective
2 diamond
/ˈdaɪmənd/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of DIAMOND
always used before a noun
: of or relating to the 60th or 75th anniversary of an important event (such as a marriage)
◊ It is more common for diamond to refer to the 60th anniversary of something.
— compare golden, silver