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Definition of japan
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"Japan
(n.) Work
varnished
and
figured
in the
Japanese
manner;
also, the
varnish
or
lacquer
used in
japanning..
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Japanese
::
"Japanese
(n. sing. & pl.) A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Japan;
collectively,
the
people
of
Japan..
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..
Yen
::
Yen (n.) The unit of value and
account
in
Japan.
Since
Japan's
adoption
of the gold
standard,
in 1897, the value of the yen has been about 50
cents.
The yen is equal to 100 sen..
Lacquer
::
Lacquer
(n.) A
varnish,
consisting
of a
solution
of
shell-lac
in
alcohol,
often
colored
with
gamboge,
saffron,
or the like; -- used for
varnishing
metals,
papier-mache,
and wood. The name is also given to
varnishes
made of other
ingredients,
esp. the
tough,
solid
varnish
of the
Japanese,
with which
ornamental
objects
are
made..
Japanned
::
Japanned
(imp. & p. p.) of Japa.
Syllabe
::
Syllabary
(n.) A table of
syllables;
more
especially,
a table of the
indivisible
syllabic
symbols
used in
certain
languages,
as the
Japanese
and
Cherokee,
instead
of
letters..
Chopstick
::
Chopstick
(n.) One of two small
sticks
of wood,
ivory,
etc., used by the
Chinese
and
Japanese
to
convey
food to the
mouth..
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..
Norimon
::
Norimon
(n.) A
Japanese
covered
litter,
carried
by men..
Japanning
::
Japanning
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Japa.
Japanese
::
Japanese
(n. sing. & pl.) The
language
of the
people
of
Japan.
Japan
::
"Japan
(v. t.) To give a
glossy
black to, as
shoes..
Ginkgo
::
Ginkgo
(n.) A large
ornamental
tree
(Ginkgo
biloba)
from China and
Japan,
belonging
to the Yew
suborder
of
Coniferae.
Its
leaves
are so like those of some
maidenhair
ferns,
that it is also
called
the
maidenhair
tree..
Porcelain
::
Porcelain
(n.) A fine
translucent
or
semitransculent
kind of
earthenware,
made first in China and
Japan,
but now also in
Europe
and
America;
--
called
also
China,
or China
ware..
Itzibu
::
Itzibu
(n.) A
silver
coin of
Japan,
worth about
thirty-four
cents..
Inc
::
Inc (n.) A
Japanese
measure
of
length
equal to about two and one
twelfth
yards.
Junk
::
"Junk (n.) A large
vessel,
without
keel or
prominent
stem, and with huge masts in one
piece,
used by the
Chinese,
Japanese,
Siamese,
Malays,
etc., in
navigating
their
waters..
Hara-kiri
::
Hara-kiri
(n.)
Suicide,
by
slashing
the
abdomen,
formerly
practiced
in
Japan,
and
commanded
by the
government
in the cases of
disgraced
officials;
disembowelment;
-- also
written,
but
incorrectly,
hari-kari..
Raku Ware
::
Raku ware () A kind of
earthenware
made in
Japan,
resembling
Satsuma
ware, but
having
a paler
color..
Aino
::
Aino (n.) One of a
peculiar
race
inhabiting
Yesso,
the
Kooril
Islands
etc., in the
northern
part of the
empire
of
Japan,
by some
supposed
to have been the
progenitors
of the
Japanese.
The Ainos are stout and
short,
with hairy
bodies..
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