pearlware
/ˈpəːlwɛː
/noun [mass noun]
Fine glazed earthenware pottery, typically white, of a type introduced by Josiah Wedgwood in 1779: the mug fragment was found in the first four strata with pearlware [count noun]: items of archaeological interest including pearlwares and industrial slipwares [as modifier]: pearlware pottery
- programmable
- programmable logic controller
- programmatic
- programmatical
- programmatically
- programmatist
- programme
- programme boy
- programme builder
- programme-building
- programme card
- programme chair
- programme chairman
- programme company
- programme contracting
- programme contractor
- programmed cell death
- programmed learning
- programme evaluation and review technique
- programme girl
- programme junction
- programme line
- programme music
- programme pencil
- programme picture