pipkin Synonyms
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pipkin Meaning
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pipkin (n.)
A small earthen boiler.
pipkin Sentence Examples
- The quaint pipkin simmered gently on the hearth, releasing an intoxicating aroma.
- Grandmother lovingly stirred the stew in her prized porcelain pipkin, its delicate pattern a testament to bygone eras.
- The chirping of crickets accompanied the bubbling sound of the pipkin's contents, creating a soothing evening ambiance.
- The children huddled around the pipkin, their eager eyes watching the milk foam and rise.
- The farmer carefully poured fresh cream into the pipkin, anticipating the delightful aroma that would soon permeate the barn.
- The pipkin, with its cheerful yellow glaze, brought a burst of color to the otherwise drab kitchen.
- As the pipkin boiled over, its scalding contents threatened to extinguish the flickering flames beneath.
- The pipkin had been passed down through generations, each cook adding their own stories and memories to its patina.
- The apothecary diligently measured out ingredients into the pipkin, creating a mysterious potion.
- The sweet scent of cinnamon wafted from the pipkin, tempting passersby with its irresistible allure.
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A small earthen boiler.
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The quaint pipkin simmered gently on the hearth, releasing an intoxicating aroma.
Grandmother lovingly stirred the stew in her prized porcelain pipkin, its delicate pattern a testament to bygone eras.
The chirping of crickets accompanied the bubbling sound of the pipkin's contents, creating a soothing evening ambiance.
The children huddled around the pipkin, their eager eyes watching the milk foam and rise.
