Caldron is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CALDRON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large kettle or boiler, also CAULDRON
• a large metal pot with a lid and handle, used for cooking over an open fire.
• a situation characterized by instability and strong emotions
• A large kettle or boiler of copper, brass, or iron. [Written also cauldron.]
• a very large pot that is used for boiling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as cauldron

Words related to CALDRON

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Words that contain CALDRON

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How to use CALDRON in a sentence

• In the middle of the caldron there rose up a lotus flower, with the bhikshu seated on it.
• Throughout the day the entire line was a seething caldron, but the new Canadian positions were firmly held as night fell.
• They are situated in the Midway Basin, and were originally called Cliff Caldron.
• Some cavaliers who had come from England since the restoration were drinking beer, while over the fire in the broad chimney bubbled a caldron hanging from an iron hook.
• The story sometimes told, that he was put into a caldron of burning oil, by a Roman emperor, and came out unharmed, is not true.
• Somewhere in Ireland, Garry, nine silent fairies blow beneath a caldron.
• Such were the elements which the seething caldron of the old world threw out upon the new.
• Immediately in her steps broke forth a great volume of water, boiling up as if from a caldron.
• He strode up with unwonted vigor, bearing a heavy caldron of water as if it had been straw.
• By this unhappy boiling over of the caldron of his valor, he fell under the ban of the ministers, and tested his share of government mercy.
• The snow which was taken up from the driveway has been put to melt in the great feed caldron over the stable fire.
• This was then to be placed in a caldron of water and set on the fire to boil.
• The communist flag was hoisted in the capital, which became a caldron of confusion and civil strife.
• A fire was built and a huge caldron of coffee was made of parched wheat ground and boiled.
• We have learned that we want an altogether different stirring of the musical caldron.
• An enormous copper caldron, full to the brim with human flesh, was bubbling over the fire.
• The caldron was taken off, its contents served, and the meal began.
• Steam was rising from the trough and from the caldron on the side of the stove, and the kitchen was thick and stifling from the steam.
• The canoe leaned sidewise, sucked by the first chute, a caldron in the river bed where all Ste.
• He was dragged through a caldron, blind from stinging blows, deaf from the tremendous roar.
• Priests in white robes stiff with gold chanted prayers above the silver bubbling in the caldron.
• For a truth, her teeth were chattering and her hands were cold, but it was nothing but mimosis brought on by the evil caldron that boiled within her wicked body.
• When he got to the house, he saw a big caldron with hot water on the fire.
• He eats the liver and then throws the child into a caldron of hot water.
• Other questions also were cast into the seething caldron.
• It lies down by the river-side, near the Halles, and consists of nothing but a shed, a fire, and a caldron.
• The brain seems to simmer like a caldron in which all sorts of matters are perpetually transforming themselves into all sorts of shapes.
• So Lane kept afloat through the spray that smelled fresh and dank, through the crash and surge and roar and boom, through the boiling caldron.
• Yankee and Southerner did not mix readily in the caldron of State politics.
• Within this area is a mixture of soft clay and boiling water, suggesting an enormous caldron of hot mush.

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