Crockery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CROCKERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• domestic pottery
• plates, dishes, cups, and other similar items, especially ones made of earthenware or china.
• Earthenware; vessels formed of baked clay, especially the coarser kinds.
• tableware (eating and serving dishes) collectively
• dishes

Words related to CROCKERY

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How to use CROCKERY in a sentence

• I am off to sell crockery in London, in Manchester, in Leeds, in Birmingham.
• These are almost the only things worthy of remark in the town itself, except that there is a good deal of commerce carried on, manufactures of crockery, cloth and silk stockings.
• Great bundles of blankets, crockery, and instruments were wedged in everywhere, with the luggage of the staff.
• All shapeless on the floor Philip and Annie and the crockery lay.
• The crockery ware became so hot in the kitchen that when taking it into the dining-room we had to handle it with cloths.
• There was one crash of crockery in the kitchen, followed by a smothered howl from the boy who in his agitation had done the deed, but this was the only accident.
• Trunks, crockery and barrels went banging down from one end of the ship to the other.
• Heaven knows why Trinity Hall exhibited the treasures of its crockery thus stained and deified in the Cambridge streets.
• I learnt that my surmises were right concerning the ship in the distance, and that the brig which was laden with crockery came ashore about the same period.
• The shelves should be wiped off and regulated once a week, and crockery and utensils kept as bright and shining as plenty of soap and hot water can make them.
• When its branches are swollen with sap they open them with a sharp piece of stone or crockery, for the sap-vessels shrink up at the touch of iron.
• The footman led the way toward the paling through the boards and the bricks, the oyster shells and the broken crockery, that strewed the ground.
• I stopped, and looked at the dust and ashes, at the broken crockery and the old iron.
• He had added nothing to his former character but the breaking of a piece of crockery.
• He found an old bowl, which had been put in the garret with some cracked crockery.
• Here the greater part of crockery and glass was shattered on the floor.
• Along the other ran a high dresser, whose shelves held a goodly array of polished pewter and brass, shining glass, and curious old china and crockery.
• Most of the crockery is brought across China from the province of Kiangsi, whose natural resources seems to give it almost the monopoly of this industry.
• In a closet were found some coarse cooking utensils and crockery for food.
• He wants a wife badly, if ever a man did, with all that house full of blankets and crockery.
• A subscription was inaugurated to buy a new fiddle, and to pay for shattered crockery.
• All the crockery in the place, white and brown earthenware together, was not worth more than twelve francs.
• On the left wall was a deal dresser full of crockery, and on the right, under the low window, a narrow deal table.
• She was still toiling with the heavy crockery, when a rush of feet in the hallway announced that school was out.

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