caul·dron [ˈkɔ:ldrən, ingl. am.
esp ˈkɑ:l-] SUST.
1. cauldron (pot):
2. cauldron fig.:
- cauldron
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It had around 4,500 containers to be used to raise fleas, six cauldrons to produce various chemicals, and around 1,800 containers to produce biological agents.
en.wikipedia.org The preparation results in a column of white condensed water vapor cloud, reminiscent of popular depictions of witches' cauldrons.
en.wikipedia.org They then hung cauldrons of oil from the masts, so that they would fall onto the deck once the masts burned through.
en.wikipedia.org A shop at the souk sells tagines cooked over kanounes (cauldrons).
en.wikipedia.org The decorated copper cauldrons were apparently used for ritual ceremonies.
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