Dresden china, or Dresden porcelain or ware /drezˈdən/

Fine decorated china made in Saxony (Royal Saxon porcelain factory established at Meissen, 1710)

ware¹ /wār/

1. (now usu in pl) articles of merchandise or produce collectively
2. An article of merchandise (rare)
3. Pottery, as in Delftware, Wedgwood ware
4. Articles of fine workmanship, as in Benares ware, ornamental metalwork from India

1. Articles of a specified type or material, as in hardware, earthenware
2. Used to denote categories of material used in computer processing, as in hardware, software, and various forms of software, as in shareware

ware potatoes plural noun

Large potatoes sold to the public for consumption, as distinct from seed potatoes

ware² /wār/

1. Aware (archaic)
2. Wary, cautious (archaic; sometimes with of)
3. Prudent (archaic; esp in phrase ware and wise)

1. To beware, beware of
2. (in hunting) to avoid, refrain from riding over, etc (sometimes /wör/)

wareˈless adjective (archaic)

1. Incautious
2. Unaware (with of)

ware³ /wār/ (Scot and dialect)

Springtime

ware⁴ /wār/ (Scot and dialect)

(also seaware) seaweed

ware⁶ /wār/ (Scot)

To spend

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