hydroceramic
adjective
hy·dro·ce·ram·ic
: made of clay that remains porous after firing —used of pottery vessels employed for cooling liquid by evaporation of what exudes compare goglet
Word History
Etymology
probably from French hydrocéramique, from hydrocérame pottery vessel employed for cooling liquid by evaporation of what exudes (from hydr- + Greek keramos pottery, jar) + -ique -ic