Brown Betty teapot
Brown Betty teapot noun: a teapot made from red terracotta clay and covered in Rockingham brown glaze, originally made in Stoke-on-Trent by the Elder Brothers circa 1695.
Noun
Brown Betty teapot (plural Brown Betty teapots)
- A teapot made from red terracotta clay and covered in Rockingham brown glaze, originally made in Stoke-on-Trent by the Elder Brothers circa 1695.
Forms of Brown Betty teapot
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Questions about Brown Betty teapot
- What does Brown Betty teapot mean?
- Brown Betty teapot means a teapot made from red terracotta clay and covered in Rockingham brown glaze, originally made in Stoke-on-Trent by the Elder Brothers circa 1695.
- What part of speech is Brown Betty teapot?
- Brown Betty teapot is a noun.
- What is the plural of Brown Betty teapot?
- The plural of Brown Betty teapot is Brown Betty teapots.
Words near Brown Betty teapot in the dictionary
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