ATRAMENT


Meaning of ATRAMENT in English

ˈa.trəmənt noun

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English, from Latin atramentum, from (assumed) Latin atrare to make black (from Latin atr-, ater black) + Latin -mentum -ment — more at atrocious

1. obsolete : ink

writing with atrament

2. : a very dark substance — usually used of liquids

a puff of atrament emitted by the octopus

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