(materials) Ceramic ware that has not yet been fired.
Greenware
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(′grēn′wer)
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Greenware can refer to
- Greenware (computing), a form of Otherware
- Greenware, a stage of clay
- Greenware, the brand name of a 100% corn based cup produced by Fabri-Kal
- Greenware, eco-friendly biodegradable wooden cutlery made from re-planted trees. (www.greenwareproducts.com)
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