Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A Japanese porcelain ware, first produced in the early 1600s especially for export to Europe and typically decorated with bright colors and elaborate floral motifs.
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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"Imari is a young player and is still learning," Kennedy added.
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As Gotheborg explains, "Imari" is really a Japanese harbor located near the Arita kiln.
style court 2008
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As Gotheborg explains, "Imari" is really a Japanese harbor located near the Arita kiln.
style court 2008
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As Gotheborg explains, "Imari" is really a Japanese harbor located near the Arita kiln.
style court 2008
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Monday, 10 May: Imari Jade (story: Something to be Thankful For)
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Imari Jade is multi-genre romance and horror writer, and bit of a humorist.
Cougar Growls blog tour: Imari Jade — Fusion Despatches 2010
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His Constellation Manhattan is the fruit of several years of work, researching the archives at Royal Crown Derby and reinterpreting the original Chinese blue, red and gold Imari patterns in modern, haphazard form.
Wedding Gifts Unlimited Tina Gaudoin 2011
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Imari, please introduce yourself and tell the readers something about your story.
Cougar Growls blog tour: Imari Jade — Fusion Despatches 2010
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En: Okumura Corporation [Consulta: 26 d'agost de 2009] “Imari Public Library”.
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First up is Imari Jade, author of “Something to be Thankful For.”
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