Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jade"

A: @andyliu520 jade is a type of gem that is green, it is also a specific shade of green

A: So saucy is a slang term. You can basically use it to mean any of the following:
1. Interesting
2. Feisty
3. Festive
4. and probably a lot more I can’t think of

A: In this context, I think "ware" works better. "Ware" is used especially to mean pottery, whereas "artifact" means an old or valuable object. It's not wrong, but it's less specific (it could be ear rings or a knife or anything)

A: how's merriam webster :))

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A: I'm going to Germany tomorrow.

Have a nice trip! =]

A: Yes.

A: "Jade diggings" means a place where jade has been dug up. It's pretty much the same thing as "jade mines." It's not a very common term. The writer probably used "diggings" instead of "mines" because they just used the word "miners" and it sounds better when words are not repeated.

A: This is Jade bread (that is) sold in Toyama.