IPA: /spoʊd/
KK: /spod/
A type of ceramic dishware made from materials like bone china or stone china, originally produced by Josiah Spode in England.
The table was beautifully set with Spode china for the dinner party.
The word 'spode' originates from Old English 'spod', meaning a type of clay or earthenware. It refers specifically to a kind of pottery, particularly known for its fine quality.
Think of 'spod' as a type of clay used to make fine pottery — that's why 'spode' refers to this specific kind of earthenware.