A bar, grid, or pair or set of bars, usually of metal, used to support a spit or other cooking utensil. Now historical.
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| 释义 | the world > food and drink > food > food manufacture and preparation > equipment for food preparation > cooking vessel or pot > [noun] > bar or chain for hanging (29) rack1391 A bar, grid, or pair or set of bars, usually of metal, used to support a spit or other cooking utensil. Now historical. reckon1400 A chain or other device from which cooking vessels may be suspended over a fire; = pot hanger, n. hake1402 Originally Scottish. A hook; spec. one used to suspend a pot or kettle over a fire. kilp1425 The movable or detachable handle (pair of clips) of a pot or cauldron; also, a pot-hook or crook from which a pot is suspended; the bail or… pot-clip1459 A device for suspending a pot or cauldron over a fire, esp. one consisting of two iron rods jointed together, with hooks at the free ends to hold… pothangles1468 With plural and singular agreement. A pair of pot hangers. reckon-crook1469 A device for suspending a cooking vessel over a fire; = reckon, n.1; a pot-hook for use with such a device. kettle-hook1485 rax1519 A set of bars or a grid used to support a roasting spit or other cooking utensil. Cf. rack, n.4 3. Usually in plural. pot hangings1521 With plural agreement: = pot-clip, n. Also: a pair of pot-hooks. pot hangerc1525 Any of various devices from which a cooking pot, kettle, etc., may be hung; esp. (a) a bar with a series of holes or teeth on which to attach a… pot-crookc1530 = pot-hook, n. pot-hook1530 A hook suspended over a fireplace on which a pot or kettle may be hung. Also: a metal rod (usually curved) with a hook at the end, for lifting a… trammel1537 A series of rings or links, or other device, to bear a crook at different heights over the fire; the whole being suspended from a transverse bar… pot-kilp1542 A device for suspending a pot or cauldron over a fire, consisting of two iron rods jointed together, with hooks at the free ends to hold the brim of… gallow-balk1583 The iron bar in the chimney from which the pot-hooks hang. hale1589 A pot-hook. hanger1599 A chain or iron rod to which a pot or kettle is hung by means of a pot-hook in the old-fashioned kitchen fireplace. Hence transferred. A nursery… pot-keep1611 = pot-kilp, n. pot rack1619 A frame, typically mounted on a ceiling or wall, on which pots and other kitchen utensils are hung. reckon hook1645 = reckon-crook, n. ratten crook1665 A crook used for suspending pots over a fire; = reckon-crook, n. winter1668 A metal rack, hung from the bars of a fire grate or kitchen range, on which a pot, kettle, flat iron, etc., is placed to be heated or kept warm. rantle1671 = rantle-tree, n. cotterel1674 A trammel, crane, or bar, from which a pot or kettle is hung over a fire. southern dialect. rantle-tree1685 A bar of wood or iron fixed horizontally across a chimney (chimney, n. 1), from which the chain or hook for holding cooking pots is hung. Also figur… rannel-balk1781 = rantle-tree, n. sway1825 A flat iron rod suspended in the chimney, on which pots and kettles are hung. Scottish and northern. rannel-perch1855 = rantle-tree, n. |
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