Nabeshimayaki
/ˌnabɪˈʃiːməˌjaki/noun
= Nabeshima.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Chaffers (1811–1892), authority on hallmarks and potters' marks. From Japanese Nabeshimayaki from Nabeshima, surname and place name + -yaki ceramic ware (of specific location), nominalized stem of yaku to bake, fire.
- overstay one's welcome
- oversteepened
- oversteepening
- oversteer
- overstep
- overstep the mark
- overstimulate
- overstimulation
- overstitch
- overstock
- overstored
- overstorey
- overstrain
- overstraining disease
- overstress
- overstretch
- overstrew
- over-strict
- over-strictly
- overstrictness
- overstride
- overstrike
- overstriking
- overstringing
- overstroke