The ship was old and had sturdy sides, with iron.
The ship, the USS Constitution, was nicknamed "Old Ironsides". It was given that name when, during battle against the British Frigate Guerriere, cannonballs seemed to be deflected off the sides of the USS Constitution. One of the crewmen on board the Constitution exclaimed: “Huzza, her sides are made of iron!â€
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The Spanish name for Iron is "hierro".
Hampton Sides's birth name is Wade Hampton Sides.
The USS Constitution is called "Old Ironsides" because cannonballs were seen to bounce off of her rugged oak hull during mortal combat with the British frigate Guerriere on August 19th, 1812. The ships were barely fifty yards apart when they fired- point-blank- at each other.Also, she was NEVER defeated or boarded.For more information, please see the related link(s).========================================The USS Constitution was built in 1796 before ironclad ships (ships of iron were first used in combat nearly 70 yrs later during the civil war era). The Constitution was built out of a very tough, dense wood; Southern Live Oak. Its sides were thicker than the standard battle ship; 21 in. vs 18 in. During the war of 1812, in one particular battle against a British ship, a US sailor observed their cannon balls bouncing off the sides of the Constitution. He exclaimed, "Huzzah, her sides are made of iron". Thus, "Old Ironsides".She is still active & is the oldest commissioned ship in the US Navy. She is currently in port & can be seen at the end of the Freedom Trail in Boston, where the Navy offers guided daily tours to the public. A true American treasure!
iron ore is the proper name
The name of the element Fe is iron.
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No, the Latin name for iron is "Ferrum." "Argentum" is the Latin name for silver.
Another name for small bits of iron is iron filings.
Another name for iron oxide is rust.