carbonado
/ˌkɑrbəˈneɪdoʊ/
noun
- A dark, opaque, industrial-grade diamond used for cutting and drilling.
- The mining company extracted carbonado from the ancient riverbed.
- Unlike gem diamonds, carbonado is black and not used in jewelry.
- Carbonado is valued for its toughness in industrial cutting tools.
- A Brazilian dish of grilled or roasted meat, often beef, seasoned and cooked over an open fire.
- The chef prepared carbonado using a traditional Brazilian recipe.
- We ordered carbonado, which came with grilled vegetables and farofa.
- At the festival, they served carbonado with spicy sauce and rice.