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Meanings of cauldron in English
Usage of cauldron in English
1
Melt comb with a small amount of water in a large cauldron.
2
He had steeped himself in the modern cauldron of business and government.
3
In one way, Hong Kong is the perfect cauldron for peaceful protest.
4
A great steaming cauldron on a fire, myself being thrust into it.
5
The fire and the brass cauldron cover them in moving tan light.
6
When the cauldron steams, dance about the fire and sing this song.
7
It's dinnertime.' He lifted the lid of the cauldron on the hob.
8
Though slightly shinier, the soil looked similar to that in the cauldron.
9
Everywhere, he thought, communism was about to bubble out of its cauldron.
10
I backed up, uneasy with the accepting nature of the cauldron's remnants.
11
Thus into this cauldron of sin Browning steals the pity of God.
12
Redding must've taken it off me before suspending me over the cauldron.
13
The air was full of leaves, whirling, boiling, as in a cauldron.
14
Wouldn't it be better to have ritual murders linked to the cauldron?
15
The entire cauldron depression was now a blinding mass of opalescent light.
16
I discussed the cauldron bones, Anson Tyler, and Boyce Lingo's latest showboating.
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Cauldron through the time
Cauldron across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common