ma·jol·i·ca 
(mə-jŏlĭ-kə, -yŏl-)
(mə-jŏlĭ-kə, -yŏl-)n.
1. Tin-glazed earthenware that is often richly colored and decorated, especially an earthenware of this type produced in Italy.
2. Pottery made in imitation of this earthenware.
[Italian maiolica, from Medieval Latin Māiōlica, Majorca (where it was made), alteration of Late Latin Māiōrica.]
majolicac. 1490-1525 Italian majolica dish
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