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Meanings of caldron in English
Usage of caldron in English
1
Frita, run quick; bring wood and coals, and make the caldron ready.
2
But Medea prepared her caldron for him in a very different way.
3
The caldron was taken off, its contents served, and the meal began.
4
Then there is a caldron of soup, made very 'thick and slab.'
5
Mexico is a seething caldron of hate; the country is convulsed.
6
Rather was it the caldron in which your worth was seasoned.
7
The caldron in this pit of war was being stirred up.
8
At her request an old sheep was brought and plunged into the caldron.
9
Somewhere in Ireland, Garry, nine silent fairies blow beneath a caldron.
10
From each caldron there issued a stream of liquid metal of intense heat.
11
That ravine of La Caillette was a boiling caldron of men.
12
His whole heart was a fuming caldron of pity and grief.
13
The soap maker's caldron sends up a cloud of ill-smelling steam.
14
In this devil's caldron a man could not stay quite sane.
15
It was now whitening, hissing, and seething, like an enormous caldron.
16
This caldron was the instrument of the supernatural power of a family of giants.
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Caldron across language varieties
United Kingdom
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