Haviland
noun
Hav·i·land
ˈhavələnd
plural -s
often attributive
: porcelain tableware designed for the American trade and made by a factory founded in 1839 at Limoges, France
Word History
Etymology
after David Haviland, 19th century American manufacturer in France, its originator
- stand high with
- stand high with someone
- stand high/low with (someone)
- stand idly by
- stand in
- stand in someone's way
- stand in striking contrast to
- stand in striking contrast to/with
- stand in striking contrast with
- stand in the way
- stand in with
- stand low with
- stand low with someone
- stand method
- stand mixer
- stand mixers
- stand of colors
- stand oil
- stand on
- stand on ceremony
- stand on one's hands
- stand on one's head
- stand on one's head/hands
- stand on one's own feet
- stand on one's own two feet