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Date:
1700-1800
Language:
Italian
Origin:
'baked earth'
terracotta
noun
Related topics:
Pottery, Ceramics
ter‧ra‧cot‧ta
, terra cotta
[
uncountable
]
1
TIP
hard reddish-brown baked
clay
:
a terracotta pot
2
a brownish red colour
—
terracotta
adjective
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