German wax 

The pubic hairstyle where there is no hair left, worn by more women than men. This result cannot only be achieved by waxing, but also by shaving, plucking and depilating or by permanent techniques that involve either chemicals or high-energy light (“lasers”). It appeared throughout history and cultures for aesthetic and hygienic reasons, but is probably most popular today.

It is often confused with the Brazilian wax, but The Brazilian may leave a tiny strip of hair, known as landing strip, mohawk, pinstripe or pencil cut. The Hollywood wax or just The Hollywood, however, is the same as the German wax. Other colloquial synonyms include Full Monty (because everything is gone), Kojak or Yul Brynner (bald actors), Bald Eagle, White Tiger and Sphinx.

In Hollywood, there are Brazilians getting German waxes.

German wax by Crissov January 30, 2014

Germanware 

Germanware is similar to the the ancient Chinese ceramics often referred to as "China". Germanware is composed of porcelain developed in Germany long after the first types of ceramics were made about 11,000 years ago, during the Palaeolithic era. Often confused with Chinaware because of the similar composite materials but the Germanware materials were developed solely in Germany.

"Your Germanware is esquisite." Stated the woman while examining her friends place setting at the dinner table.

Germanware by Dr. Rosenthal December 29, 2010