IPA: /ˈlæk.ər.wɛə/
KK: /ˈlækərˌwɛr/
Items that are made from or covered with a shiny, protective coating called lacquer, often used for decoration.
The artist displayed her beautiful lacquerware at the craft fair.
Lacquerware → The word is formed from 'lacquer' (from French *laque*, meaning a protective coating) and 'ware' (from Old English *waru*, meaning goods or products). Lacquerware refers to goods or products that are coated with lacquer for protection and decoration.
Think of 'lacquer' as a protective coating and 'ware' as goods — together, they describe beautifully finished products that are coated for protection.
No commonly confused words.