patina
pat‧i‧na /ˈpætənə, ˈpætɪnə $ pəˈtiːnə/
noun [singular]
2. a smooth shiny surface that gradually develops on wood, leather etc
3. a patina of wealth/success etc the appearance of being wealthy, successful etc
pat‧i‧na /ˈpætənə, ˈpætɪnə $ pəˈtiːnə/
noun [singular] Date: 1700-1800
Language: Latin
Origin: 'plate'
1. a greenish layer that forms naturally on the surface of copper or bronzeLanguage: Latin
Origin: 'plate'
2. a smooth shiny surface that gradually develops on wood, leather etc
3. a patina of wealth/success etc the appearance of being wealthy, successful etc