national heritage
noun
Items of especially historical or cultural significance handed down from generation to generation of a nation as a whole; frequently (especially with capital initials) as part of the name of a body set up to manage or fund the preservation of historic buildings, landscapes, etc., within a particular country.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in United States Magazine and Democratic Review.
- pinscreen
- pin seal
- pinsens
- Pinsent, Sir Matthew
- pin-setter
- pin-setting
- pin-sharp
- Pinsky, Robert
- pin someone down
- pin something down
- pin something on
- pinson
- pinsons
- pinsplitter
- pinspot
- pin-spotted
- pin-spotter
- pin stenter
- pin-sticking
- pin stitch
- pin-stitched
- pin stitching
- pinstripe
- pinstriped
- pin-striper