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mirin

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mir·in  (mrn)
n.
A sweet Japanese rice wine used especially in cooking.

[Japanese : Middle Chinese mei, flavor + Middle Chinese lan, remove the astringency of persimmons by soaking in rice wine (misread as lin, grove).]


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