Japan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JAPAN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to coat with a glossy black lacquer
• cover (something) with a hard black varnish
• To cover with a coat of hard, brilliant varnish, in the manner of the Japanese; to lacquer.
• To give a glossy black to, as shoes.
• coat with a lacquer, as done in Japan
• cover with this varnish
NOUN:
• a country in East Asia, occupying a festoon of islands in the Pacific roughly parallel with the east coast of the Asiatic mainland; population 126,600,000 (estimated 2015); official language, Japanese; capital, Tokyo.
• very hard varnish, usu black
• Work varnished and figured in the Japanese manner; also, the varnish or lacquer used in japanning.
• a string of more than 3,000 islands to the east of Asia extending 1,300 miles between the Sea of Japan and the western Pacific Ocean
• a constitutional monarchy occupying the Japanese Archipelago; a world leader in electronics and automobile manufacture and ship building
• lacquerware decorated and varnished in the Japanese manner with a glossy durable black lacquer
• lacquer with a durable glossy black finish, originally from the orient
• a hard, dark, enamel-like varnish containing asphalt, used to give a black gloss to metal objects.
• a kind of varnish in which pigments are ground, typically used to imitate lacquer on wood.
• articles made in a Japanese style, especially when decorated with lacquer or enamel-like varnish.
ADJECTIVE:
• Of or pertaining to Japan, or to the lacquered work of that country; as, Japan ware.
• relating to or varnished with japan
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to coat with a glossy, black lacquer

Words related to JAPAN

japanned18 japanner17 japanners18 japanning19 japans15

Words that contain JAPAN

japans15 japanise17 japanize26 japanned18 japanner17 japanised19 japanises18 japanized28 japanizes27 japanners18 japanning19 japanising20 japanizing29

How to use JAPAN in a sentence

• A pretty summer house stands on a little island and bending over the water are dwarf pine trees brought from Japan.
• Viewed in any of its aspects, the empire of Japan has long presented to the thoughtful mind an object of uncommon interest.
• Russia received Sakhalin from Japan in 1875 in exchange for the Kurile Islands.
• The failure in the war with Japan made the general desire for reform more and more insistent not only in the country but in Peking.
• I will not mention all the varieties which passed before my dazzled eyes, all the collection of the seas of China and Japan.
• Lamaism never gained a footing in Japan, probably because it was the religion of the hated Mongols.
• That called limau japan, or Japan orange, is a fine fruit, not commonly known in Europe.
• No time could be more opportune for its completion than the present, when China is distracted by her difficulties with Japan.
• Japan received a Constitution from the Emperor in 1890, and in 1891 its Diet was formally opened with great national enthusiasm.
• Its contents indicated that thou hast organized a meeting in Japan.
• The Guardian is hopeful that the conditions in Japan may not force many of the pioneers to leave that territory.
• Some time ago he obtained some American black walnuts from Japan.
• He simply inquired what basis they had for the supposition that, in case of war, Japan would occupy herself exclusively with the Philippines.
• If these terms were accepted, Japan would relinquish all claim to further immigration of Japanese to the other States of the Union.
• Perry is essentially a portrait painter, but has painted landscapes, especially in Japan, where she spent some years.
• But there is strong ground for believing that Japan would enter a mighty bid for the sovereignty of the Archipelago, if we ever contemplate parting with it.
• Indeed, Captain Barrington, I do not think Asako would like Japan.
• Was it possible that the laws of Good and Bad Form were only locally binding, and that here in Japan they were no longer valid? Reggie was different.
• This war will make England weak and it will make Japan strong.
• Then, when the white rulers are pushed out of Asia, Japan will become very strong indeed.
• The intimacy between our own country and Japan, the most advanced of the Eastern nations, continues to be cordial.
• Thus we see a striking point of resemblance between the Khasi ancestor-worship and the ancient Shinto cult of Japan, as described by Mr.
• There could hardly have been contrived a more instructive exhibit of Japan and the Japanese.
• Japan is already traversed by a system of railways, and its population is entering more and more into the footsteps of western civilization.
• We do not stop to explore the Island of Formosa because, having been ceded to Japan, it no longer forms a part of the Chinese Empire.
• Up to this date, Japan had no treaty with China, and it had never carried on any sort of regular commerce with or acknowledged the superiority of China.
• She was involved with France by her interference in Tongking and with Japan by interference in Korea.
• This kind of japan requires no polish, having received from the heat, when properly regulated, a sufficiently bright surface.

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