Titanium

[Sarah]

An elementary substance found combined in the mineralsmanaccanite, rutile, sphene, etc., and isolated as an infusible iron-gray amorphous powder, having a metallic luster. It burns when heatedin the air. Symbol Ti. Atomic weight 48.1.

[Sarah]

A person who always has ops in the channel you are in and will always ban you for unjust reasons because he is cooler than you. He sucks at NS too.

[Sarah]

a word meaning cool.

[Sarah]

A black person or 2 or more black people.

[Jason Yan]

When [22] [is out] of [psychiatric] hospital and never felt so good about its future.

[Jessica]

The 22nd element, well-known for being exceptionally strong, tough, and hard-as-balls, making it the universal definition of metals in general. Titanium is a moderately common metal, ranking #7 as most abundant. It has many practical applications, ranging from the production of aircraft/spacecraft hulls, to biomedical implants, and catalysts to produce certain plastics. Even though Titanium is lightweight, strong, and durable, it has a crappy conductivity and has zero use in electrical goods. It also reacts with Oxygen at high temperatures, forming an [oxide] layer on its surface which alters some of its properties. The two metals that rival [Titaniums] strength are Zirconium and [Tungsten]. Titanium derives its name directly from [the Titans] in Greek Mythology, because of how powerful and strong the Titans were.

[Becky]

The chemical element of atomic number 22, a hard silver-gray metal of the transition series, used in strong, light, corrosion-resistant alloys.

[Renato]

a chemical element that is a light, strong, white metal