saltshaker 63 Posted January 10, 2012 Report Share A little patina would add a nice touch. Quote Link to comment
Clint M 9 Posted January 13, 2012 Report Share so basically you dont know either. Way to use a big word and not know what it means. Patina. I think I dated a girl in highschool named patina. Quote Link to comment
diemai 234 Posted January 13, 2012 Report Share Patina is a term for a tarnished or oxidized layer on metals , in particular brass or the verdigris on copper . Also used for any old and worthy stuff , ......probably a kind of "dust of the ages" , .........basically a kinda layer of maturity and /or decence , in a purely positive meaning . Some gourmets also use it for the dried layers or even mold on mature cheese loafs . Did not google it , .....just trying to explain with my average knowledge of the English language , .........but , heck , ......never heard it as a girl's forename , LOL ! Cheers , diemai Quote Link to comment
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