What is another word for cauldrons?

475 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ kˈɔːldɹənz], [ kˈɔːldɹənz], [ k_ˈɔː_l_d_ɹ_ə_n_z]

Cauldrons are also known as kettles, pots, vats, or boilers. These metal cooking vessels have been used for centuries to cook food over an open flame. Synonymous terms for cauldrons may vary based on their intended usage. For example, a cauldron may also be referred to as a crucible in alchemy, or a brewing kettle in beer-making. An industrial-sized cauldron may be called a reactor or a chamber, while a small cauldron used for magical purposes may be termed a witch's pot or a spellcasting cauldron. Regardless of the term used, cauldrons have played a significant role in cooking, brewing, and magic throughout history.

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How to use "Cauldrons" in context?

When one thinks of the medieval period, images of knights in armor, ladies adorned in velvet, and lords charming with flowing locks may come to mind. However, if one were to take a closer look at one of the most iconic pieces of medieval art, the Caldron, it would be hard to not see the influences of the bubbling cauldrons that fueled the fires of many of Europe's castles.

The Caldron is a large, round pottery object that is decorated with the most intricate details. Originally, it was used to cook over open fires, but eventually it became a status symbol for the wealthy.

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