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Definition of japan
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of japan is as below...
"Japan
(n.) Work
varnished
and
figured
in the
Japanese
manner;
also, the
varnish
or
lacquer
used in
japanning..
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Loquat
::
Loquat
(n.) The fruit of the
Japanese
medlar
(Photinia
Japonica).
It is as large as a small plum, but grows in
clusters,
and
contains
four or five large
seeds.
Also, the tree
itself..
Pagoda
::
Pagoda
(n.) A term by which
Europeans
designate
religious
temples
and
tower-like
buildings
of the
Hindoos
and
Buddhists
of
India,
Farther
India,
China,
and
Japan,
--
usually
but not
always,
devoted
to idol
worship..
Hyalonema
::
Hyalonema
(n.) A genus of
hexactinelline
sponges,
having
a long stem
composed
of very long,
slender,
transparent,
siliceous
fibres
twisted
together
like the
strands
of a
color.
The stem of the
Japanese
species
(H.
Sieboldii),
called
glass-rope,
has long been in use as an
ornament.
See
Glass-rope..
Corchorus
::
Corchorus
(n.) The
common
name of the
Kerria
Japonica
or Japan
globeflower,
a
yellow-flowered,
perennial,
rosaceous
plant,
seen in
old-fashioned
gardens..
Tycoon
::
Tycoon
(n.) The title by which the
shogun,
or
former
commander
in chief of the
Japanese
army, was known to
foreigners..
Satsuma Ware
::
Satsuma
ware () A kind of
ornamental
hard-glazed
pottery
made at
Satsuma
in
Kiushu,
one of the
Japanese
islands..
Tanate
::
Tanate
(n.) An
Asiatic
wild dog
(Canis
procyonoides),
native
of Japan and
adjacent
countries.
It has a
short,
bushy tail.
Called
also
raccoon
dog..
Xanthoxylene
::
Xanthoxylene
(n.) A
liquid
hydrocarbon
of the
terpene
series
extracted
from the seeds of a
Japanese
prickly
ash
(Xanthoxylum
pipertium)
as an
aromatic
oil.
Bantam Work
::
Bantam
work ()
Carved
and
painted
work in
imitation
of Japan ware.
Kami
::
Kami (n. pl.) A title given to the
celestial
gods of the first
mythical
dynasty
of Japan and
extended
to the
demigods
of the
second
dynasty,
and then to the long line of
spiritual
princes
still
represented
by the
mikado..
Coolie
::
Coolie
(n.) An East
Indian
porter
or
carrier;
a
laborer
transported
from the East
Indies,
China,
or
Japan,
for
service
in some other
country..
Japanese
::
Japanese
(n. sing. & pl.) The
language
of the
people
of
Japan.
Japan
::
"Japan
(v. t.) To give a
glossy
black to, as
shoes..
Thea
::
Thea (n.) A genus of
plants
found in China and
Japan;
the tea
plant.
Japan
::
"Japan
(v. t.) To cover with a coat of hard,
brilliant
varnish,
in the
manner
of the
Japanese;
to
lacquer..
Sumach
::
Sumach
(n.) Any plant of the genus Rhus,
shrubs
or small trees with
usually
compound
leaves
and
clusters
of small
flowers.
Some of the
species
are used in
tanning,
some in
dyeing,
and some in
medicine.
One, the
Japanese
Rhus
vernicifera,
yields
the
celebrated
Japan
varnish,
or
lacquer..
Japanning
::
Japanning
(n.) The art or act of
varnishing
in the
Japanese
manner.
Japanner
::
Japanner
(n.) A
bootblack.
Japanning
::
Japanning
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Japa.
Glass-rope
::
Glass-rope
(n.) A
remarkable
vitreous
sponge,
of the genus
Hyalonema,
first
brought
from
Japan.
It has a long stem,
consisting
of a
bundle
of long and
large,
glassy,
siliceous
fibers,
twisted
together..
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