ming chi
/ˌmɪŋ ˈtʃiː/(also ming chʽi, mingqi, mingqui)
noun
In China: tomb furnishings; objects buried with the dead, funerary goods.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in William Y. Willetts (b. 1918). From Chinese míngqì (Wade-Giles transcription ming ch'i) from míng underworld + qì implement, utensil, ware.
- best-loved
- best maid
- best man
- best-meaning
- bestness
- best-of
- best of breed
- best off
- bestow
- bestowal
- best practice
- best-quality
- best-read
- bestrew
- bestride
- bestride something like a colossus
- be struck all of a heap
- be strung out
- best-sell
- bestseller
- bestsellerdom
- bestsellerism
- bestsellership
- bestselling
- be stuck (or caught) in a time warp