carbone

As a verb carbone

is .

As an adjective carbone

is carbonaceous.

As a noun charbon is

a small black spot or mark remaining in the cavity of the corner tooth of a horse after the large spot or mark has become obliterated.

As a verb carbone is

.

As an adjective carbone is

carbonaceous.

As a verb carbone

is .

As an adjective carbone

is carbonaceous.

As a noun carbane is

(nonstandard|organic compound) a proposed systematic name for methane.

As a noun carbine

is a rifle with a short barrel.

As a verb carbone is

.

As an adjective carbone is

carbonaceous.

As verbs the difference between carboned and carbone

is that carboned is (carbone) while carbone is .

As an adjective carbone is

carbonaceous.

As a noun carbons

is .

As a verb carbone is

.

As an adjective carbone is

carbonaceous.

As a verb carbone

is .

As an adjective carbone

is carbonaceous.

As a noun earbone is

(anatomy) any bone in the ear.

As nouns the difference between carbone and carbene

is that carbone is obsolete form of carbon while carbene is any short-lived, reactive species R₂C:, especially the parent compound CH₂: (also called methylene).

As a verb carbone

is to broil.

Carbone is a descendant of carvone.

As nouns the difference between carvone and carbone

is that carvone is a terpenoid found naturally in many essential oils, most abundant in the oils from seeds of caraway and dill while carbone is obsolete form of carbon.

As a verb carbone is

to broil.

As a verb carbone

is .

As an adjective carbone

is carbonaceous.

As a noun carbyne is

the trivalent radical r-c⋮ or any of its hydrocarbyl derivatives.