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Meaning of calderon
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calderon (n)
Spanish poet and dramatist considered one of the great Spanish writers (1600-1681)
calderon Sentence Examples
- The chef prepared a hearty stew in the calderon over an open flame.
- The villagers gathered around the calderon, eagerly anticipating the communal meal.
- The witches brewed potions in a large calderon during the midnight ritual.
- A bubbling calderon filled the air with savory aromas at the outdoor feast.
- The calderon simmered with vegetables and spices, infusing the broth with flavor.
- A cauldron hung above the fire, serving as a makeshift calderon for cooking.
- The campfire flickered beneath the calderon, casting shadows on the surrounding trees.
- The cook stirred the contents of the calderon, ensuring even cooking throughout.
- Steam rose from the calderon as the soup reached a rolling boil.
- The castle's kitchen boasted an enormous calderon, capable of feeding the entire royal court.
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Spanish poet and dramatist considered one of the great Spanish writers (1600-1681)
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The chef prepared a hearty stew in the calderon over an open flame.
The villagers gathered around the calderon, eagerly anticipating the communal meal.
The witches brewed potions in a large calderon during the midnight ritual.
A bubbling calderon filled the air with savory aromas at the outdoor feast.
