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• n  worthless or dangerous material that should be removed
• n  the scum formed by oxidation at the surface of molten metals

• And from such dross is true art made.
• But he was a name by then, and his audience was usually entranced enough by the insights he offered to accept all the dross that accompanied them.
• I took a sip from the glass (which he had forgotten to salt) and tasted a cloyingly sweet dross.

• impurity
• slag
• scoria

News & Articles

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• Industrial Solder Stations offer adjustable tip temperatures.
  With bench top design, V36G Series features detachable stands and dross collection sponges that provide adjustable tip temperatures from 175–1,100°F. Units have Ni-chrome compression wound heating elements, 100% encased in steel, and iron clad copper soldering iron tips, providing quick recovery times for soldering multiple joints. Offered in 20, 40, and 60 W models with 1/8, 3/16, and ¼ ...
  June 11, 2013 - ThomasNet

Quotes

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• Tony Mowbray in Sportinglife.com
  I don't want to be harsh but I thought it was a pretty dross game of football,said Mowbray. "I don't think there was too much to talk about, it was a pretty poor match. I can't remember them having too many chances but we've lost 1-0 and...
• Steve Bruce in AFP
  The referee was dross,said Bruce, whose side have won only once away in the league this season. "He made some poor decisions. But I got fined last month and don't want to say too much. The tulips and daffodils are out now and I don't want...