SATSUMA

SATSUMA


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Word: satsuma
Phonetic: /sætˈsuː.mə/
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A seedless and easy-peeling cultivar of mandarin orange of Japanese origin; Citrus unshiu.


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Japanese earthenware
Japanese pottery
Mandarin tree
Seedless mandarin orange
Tangerine type
Glazed yellow Japanese pottery.
Exquisite Japanese porcelain.
Kind of Japanese pottery.
Orange tree of Japan
Japanese orange
Hard-glazed Japanese pottery
Japanese clay ware, named for its place of origin
Citrus fruit from Japan
Citrus tree named after an old Japanese province
-- fruit
Type of small orange
Type of orange
Orange — type of pottery
Kind of tangerine
As a must
Kind of orange
Loose-skinned tangerine
Fruit, a necessity over in South Africa
China from Japan, an inevitability while going 11
Fruit from somewhere in Japan
Like Lady 15, came off the wheel in Japan
Rearing a necessity like fruit
Fruit from South Africa - a must - is coming back
This porcelain's a must, as seen abroad
Fruit one has to like if on the turn
Something that's essential when raising fruit
Asian citrus fruit
Fruit supplied by university graduate after tests
Source of Vitamin C vital when suffering relapse
Squatted on whole area for fruit
Mandarin tests Ms. Thurman
Punctuation mark
Religious devotion
Soft fine feathers
Skilled worker
Start
Mineral
Citrus fruit
China must ask about revolutionary Japanese ware
Type of mandarin orange
An essential, like round fruit …
Small orange
Juicy 7?
Kind of mandarin orange
School tests, Im thinking, are in Mandarin
Seedless citrus fruit
Fruit named after an old region of Japan
Fruit ingredients of pavlova must astonish when put on the counter
Traditional stocking-filler
Returning banana, must a shopper sample another fruit?




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