saggar

sagger

/ (ˈsæɡə) /

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noun

a clay box in which fragile ceramic wares are placed for protection during firing

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Word Origin for saggar

C17: perhaps alteration of safeguard

Words nearby saggar

sage hen, sagely, sagenite, sage sparrow, sage thrasher, saggar, sagger, sagging moment, saggy, Saghalien, Sag Harbor

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