inro
noun
in·ro ˈin-(ˌ)rō 
plural inro
: a small compartmented and usually ornamented container hung from an obi to hold small objects (such as medicines)
Word History
Etymology
Japanese inrō
First Known Use
1617, in the meaning defined above
- can't compete
- can't complain
- can't even begin to describe
- can't go wrong with
- can't overemphasize
- can't say
- can't say fairer than that
- can't stand
- can't wait
- can't wait all day
- can't win
- can't-miss
- can-ca
- can-do
- can-do-ism
- Cana
- cana brava
- cana de ambar
- cana dulce
- cana espina
- Canaan
- Canaan dog
- Canaanite
- canaanites
- Canaanitic