• She could understand why they would need cooking pots and pans, rope, blankets, even the sword he had taken with him.
• These paste attributes suggest the multipurpose nature of these vessel forms, used as cooking pots and containers.
• It had fired jugs, pans, cooking pots and roofing tiles in the 14th century, and similar wares have been found on excavations locally and in adjacent counties.

Synonyms

• Operators would rather rake the pot than charge per hand, because they can take out more money.
• The winner of the pot in the poker stage begins the play by leading a card face up in front of them.
• I decided to just call so as to keep as many as possible in the pot.

Synonyms

• The day passed quickly, filled with scary word puzzles and history trivia games with Jolly Rancher prize pots.
• Il Capitano finished top of his heat having accumulated all the low-denomination chips, meaning that he had won a great many small pots uncontested.

• As I explained to Shawn, I feel a great amount of back fat, and the lower-slung jeans that I wear make the pot that is my belly especially obvious to me.
• It's also a very good pattern for anyone who has a bit of a pot, because the crossgrain hangs down straight, and totally diminishes a pot.

• She is of fibreglass construction, powered by a Caterpillar engine and has a pot and net hauler.

• Attempting to position the cue ball for a pot on the black to a centre pocket, he experienced an unusually excessive bounce off the top cushion which took the white way past its intended spot.
• He fought back to take a nervous 14th frame with both players missing straightforward pots as the tension mounted.
• The tournament favourite raised a finger to a pocket after missing a difficult pot during his 10-6 success.

• Schizanthus are very slow to germinate, so it's best to purchase plants that are already potted from your garden center.
• Similarly, other potted flowering plants, including anthuriums and bromeliads, are becoming important.
• When potting or planting, care must be taken to avoid damaging them.

• You can also provide food for thought with herbs, potted strawberries and tomatoes.
• The wife admitted that she and her husband had frequently had potted meat from the shop without ill effects.
• Fishing for mussels and shrimps was a hobby but potting the fruits of your labours and selling them on was a good way to save up for a new future.

• He potted 13 reds and 12 blacks before losing position on the colour.
• He is unfortunate to snooker himself in the pack after potting a long red.
• But then he potted an audacious red to begin a run of 29.

• In a productive grouse year, around 350,000 of the birds are potted by shooting parties in the UK, mostly in Scotland, during the August to November season.

• As potting and glazing technologies became more advanced during the 18th century, porcelain production reached a high point.
• Over in the Cue Zone - a great white marquee set up on the Barbican's first-floor balcony - I decided to try my hand at potting.
• New types of kilns were introduced for potting and tile-manufacture, and new technologies developed around glass-making and metalworking.

• Integrated circuits, and methods of fabricating same, which take into account capacitive loading by the integrated circuit potting material
• Electronic potting components in devices made in high volumes cannot use a silicone that cures slowly, because that extra processing time means higher costs.

• That's all fine and good, but to a group of yahoos serpentining around a grassy knoll taking pots at each other, it maybe seems like too much, you know?

• Twice he declined a pot at goal and opted to kick to the corner despite defending a narrow three-point lead.
• Eventually Kendal earned a pot at goal for a ruck offence and Scott put over the 24-metre kick to cut the gap to four points.