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‖ hibachi|ˈhibatʃi, hɪˈbɑːtʃɪ|
Also formerly hebachi.
[Jap. hibachi, hi-hachi, f. hi fire + hachi bowl, pot.]
A large earthenware pan or brazier in which charcoal is burnt esp. in order to warm the hands or heat a room.
1863R. Alcock Capital of Tycoon II. xvi. 379 There were also some fifty Hebachis, or vessels for burning charcoal and warming the rooms, corresponding with the Spanish Brazeiro. 1874Trans. Asiatic Soc. Japan II. 132 Boys and girls assemble around the hibachi. 1921Outward Bound Apr. 22/1 The little kimori [sic, for komori nurse-maid] was bidden to join the family circle around the hibachi. 1959R. Kirkbridge Tamiko iv. 28 The small..mat room was bare except for..the hibachi, and a scattering of china on the shelf. 1965Austral. Women's Weekly 20 Jan. 27/1 The other indispensable came from a prolonged stay in Yokohama, a small serviceable iron hibachi, the original of the Western barbecue grill, but portable. |
