- Bel|leek
- Bel|leek «buh LEEK», noun, or Belleek ware,a kind of very thin, almost transparent porcelain with an opalescent glaze, made in decorative shapes.╂[< Belleek, a town in Northern Ireland, where it is made]
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leek — bel·leek; leek; … English syllables
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belleek — bel·leek … English syllables
Belleek ware — Bel|leek «buh LEEK», noun, or Belleek ware, a kind of very thin, almost transparent porcelain with an opalescent glaze, made in decorative shapes. ╂[< Belleek, a town in Northern Ireland, where it is made] … Useful english dictionary
Belleek — Bel•leek [[t]bəˈlik[/t]] n. cer a fragile Irish porcelain with a bright luster. Also called Belleek′ ware . • Etymology: 1865–70; after Belleek, town in Northern Ireland where it is made … From formal English to slang
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