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china

[chahy-nuh] / ˈtʃaɪ nə /


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Some American Airlines flights even featured a live piano lounge, and professional chefs aboard Pan American World Airways served lobster and caviar on fine china.

From Los Angeles Times

He flings his lunch against the wall, shattering a piece of Nancy Reagan’s china and leaving a trail of ketchup and hamburger grease on the wallpaper and faux gilt sconce recently procured from Home Depot.

From Salon

Its range of commemorative china features the Union Jack colors of red, white and blue, and come emblazoned with the words “God Save the King.”

From Seattle Times

They spent about five years digging through their brother’s artworks and personal effects — paintings and drawings, but also clothing, notebooks, dinner china, travel souvenirs — to produce the exhibition.

From Los Angeles Times

You’ll recognize the picture frames with real glass, complete sets of china, little porcelain knickknacks and aging magazines with paper that flakes when you touch it.

From Washington Post