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cauldrons

 

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Noun cauldron has 1 sense
  1. caldron, cauldron - a very large pot that is used for boiling
    --1 is a kind of pot

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Cauldrons

Description:

A cauldron is a large, often metal, pot used for cooking or boiling liquids. It is commonly associated with magical or mystical practices and is often depicted in folklore, especially in relation to witches and potions.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: A large metal pot used for cooking or boiling liquids.

Example sentence: The witch stirred her cauldron, adding a pinch of eye of newt to the bubbling brew.

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Sense 2:

Noun: Figuratively, a situation or place full of intense activity or excitement.

Example sentence: The stadium was a cauldron of noise and anticipation as the home team scored the winning goal.

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Sense 3:

Noun: In brewing, a large vessel used for mashing and fermenting grains during beer production.

Example sentence: The brewmaster carefully monitored the temperature of the cauldron during the fermentation process.

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Sense 4:

Adjective: Describing something popular or favored by a particular group or community.

Example sentence: The local cauldrons restaurant is known for its delicious seafood dishes.

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Sense 5:

Adjective: Referring to a type of traditional cooking pot used in specific local cuisines.

Example sentence: The cauldrons soup is a specialty of the region, made with local vegetables and herbs.

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