Noun:

డిక్సి, డ్యూడ్, కవచము, డిక్సీ,

caldron's Usage Examples:

" The Daoyi Zhilüe later lists "caldrons, pieces of iron, red cloth or taffetas of various color stripes, ivory.

Steaming black kettles of pitch - more obnoxious that the Witches caldrons in Macbeth - fill the air with smoke and stench.

destroy the barricade in order to split the downtown area in two separate caldrons using the most gruesome methods such as “live shields” – forcing civilians.

beaver and marten fur and honey and importing pottery, coins and iron caldrons.

river has formed three round cavities, having the appearance of large caldrons or boilers.

Keldron was laid out in 1909, and named for its location in a caldron-shaped valley.

A cauldron (or caldron) is a large pot (kettle) for cooking or boiling over an open fire, with a lid and frequently with an arc-shaped hanger.

Near that city called Alakchin was a silver spring, therefore all caldrons, dishes, and vases were from silver.

" The Daoyi Zhilüe later lists "caldrons, pieces of iron, red cloth or taffetas of various color stripes, ivory, and "tint or the like"" as accepted items.

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It was boiled in great caldrons, together with tar, tallow and oak bark.

caldron is a large metal pot for cooking.

In addition, pots with four corners and Korean traditional caldrons made of cast iron were inscribed with delicate engraving that showed relations.

Synonyms:

cauldron, pot,