Originally: a fireplace, grate, or simple apparatus used for cooking. Now: spec. a large cooking stove, having hotplates on the top and one or more…

A native South American name for a wooden framework or hurdle on which meat was roasted or smoked over a fire.

a fireplace or grate, or a large cooking stove (usually one burning solid fuel); cf. range, n.1 5.

a cooking stove.

(perhaps) a cooking range with a grate which may be adjusted by screws.

a hole in the floor of a kitchen to serve as a cooking fireplace.

a stove used for cooking, as opposed to one used solely for heating rooms; cf. heating stove at heating, n. compounds 1.

a large cooking stove, having hotplates on the top and one or more ovens; see range, n.1 5a.

a stove used for cooking; a cooking stove.

A type of cast iron cooking range or stove heated by an enclosed coal fire, having hotplates on top and one or more ovens at the sides, and often…

a large cooking stove (see range, n.1 5a) in which the combustion of gas is used as a source of heat.

Chiefly British. An appliance used for cooking food, typically powered by gas or electricity, and incorporating burners or hotplates and one or…

a cooker in which the combustion of gas is used as a source of heat; cf. gas stove n.

As a modifier and in the genitive. Designating a type of portable cooking stove, esp. one designed for military use in the field. Chiefly in Soyer's…

(a) dialect a hay-loft; (b) a box filled with hay in which food after being brought to boiling-point in a saucepan is placed to finish cooking; also…

A small cooking apparatus. North American.

Also Primus. A proprietary name for: a type of portable pressure stove or lamp, usually burning paraffin. Frequently attributive, esp. as Primus stove…

a range (range, n.1 5a) heated by electricity.

a lightweight portable stove consisting of a small metal box divided into firebox and oven.

an insulated container in which the heat of incompletely cooked hot food placed in it is used to complete the cooking process; cf. hay-box n. (b) at…

a portable cooking stove fuelled by oil or paraffin that is pressurized by pumping with a built-in plunger.

a small portable spirit stove; (also) any device improvised or adapted to serve as a stove.

A small gas or electric cooker. Cf. range, n.1 5a.

A proprietary name for: a type of large, heavy heat-retaining stove or range, used for cooking and heating. Also more fully Aga cooker, Aga stove.

A structure for cooking food over an open fire of wood or charcoal, usually out of doors, and frequently as part of a party or other social…

A type of large stove or range used for cooking and heating. Cf. Aga, n.2

A fire or stove used for cooking.

A type of portable charcoal or wood-burning stove, typically made of metal with a ceramic lining, used for cooking and heating.