Any article of table linen, china, or silver; any cooking utensil.

Keep the cooking utensil covered and do not stir the rice.

She crossed to a shelf and took down a cooking utensil.

Any article of table linen, china, silver; any cooking utensil.

The spit was a much used cooking utensil.

There is a wastage of gas when the flame streams lip the sides of the cooking utensil.

Scarcely a cooking utensil but was sticky.

He had used every cooking utensil in the house, and such a pile of plates and glasses!

What disadvantage other than gas wastage is there when a flame streams up the sides of a cooking utensil?

The cooked food can move straight from wok to table, with the steaming baskets doing double duty as cooking utensil and serving dish.

The accompanying illustration shows a device made of sheet copper to hold the spoon so that the drippings will return to the cooking utensil.

By adding hot rocks, it could be used for a cooking utensil, but that was not the purpose she had in mind for it.

It seemed to have been hardened by fire, and, from the smoked hue of one side, had evidently done good service as a cooking utensil.

The first drawer held towels, the second a jumble of cooking utensils.

There were cooking utensils in the cabin sufficient for her modest needs.

The carpenters had built a splendid closet for all the cooking utensils.