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definition
A large bowl-shaped pot used for boiling over an open flame.
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Examples of cauldrons in a Sentence
Store of wine was contained in six amphorae, and in two bronze cauldrons were mutton-bones.
She stepped from the final building and watched men and women carry cauldrons towards the bonfire area.
From this time archeologists have found new types of objects including large bronze cauldrons which would have been hung on chains above the fire.
Cauldrons surround that disc, and the goal is to move your cauldron to the fire ring by moving the pieces around the board.
At the very least, you need some spider webs, pumpkins and cauldrons to hold your snacks.
Consider picking up items like vampire coffins, severed heads and other body parts, frightening masks, witch's cauldrons and more.
Khatzidakis found there three large houses, each with some twenty rooms and upper storeys, and a unique collection of bronzes, an ingot, some enormous cauldrons, and a statu ette of a praying man.
Specimens of jaettegryder or giant's cauldrons may be seen at Gaardaasen and Vindalsbugt, some upwards of 2 3 ft.
Inside these towering properties, smoking cauldrons of yak butter tea are tended by women with ruddy cheeks scorched by the elements.
With glasses, cauldrons, scarves and magic wands galore, an entire group can be fitted out.
Men and women worked over large cauldrons of food in one building while young men and women focused on making blankets, clothes, and other textiles in another.