Teapot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEAPOT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a vessel used in making and serving tea
• a pot with a handle, spout, and lid, in which tea is brewed and from which it is poured.
• container for making and serving tea
• A vessel with a spout, in which tea is made, and from which it is poured into teacups.
• pot for brewing tea; usually has a spout and handle

Words related to TEAPOT

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Words that contain TEAPOT

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How to use TEAPOT in a sentence

• Tom now grew uneasy for her safety, especially as he found she had carried off in her apron the silver tea-pot and spoons, and every portable article of value.
• And as for selling a teapot, it is an act, I imagine, in which any properly constituted drunkard would take a positive pleasure.
• Instead of arranging the silver teapot and china cups, she had set out an earthen teapot, such as was in common use in the farm kitchen.
• Fred seized his prize indignantly, and after washing it with the greatest care, found himself in possession of the spout of an old crockery tea-pot.
• Aunt Charlotte, being considerably preoccupied with her own affairs, noticed nothing, and busied herself with the teapot as was her wont.
• Hunter went into the kitchen to replenish the teapot I took the opportunity of consulting Eric about a lodging for the night.
• Then there was a cracked bowl and a teapot without a handle.
• There are a couple of glasses on the table, and a bottle of whisky, as if for a wake, with two cups, a teapot, and a home-made cake.
• She was stroking his hair kindly enough, though her eyes were dwelling on the teapot and ham on the breakfast-table.
• A cake of barley bread was on the table, and a little black teapot stood there also.
• By the time she had finished sweeping, the kettle was singing, so Huldah got the teapot and warmed it.
• Dawson and Jessie seated themselves, and soon a kindly-faced woman brought in a tray with a brown teapot of tea, a jug of milk, and a goodly supply of cakes and bread and butter.
• She could not carry all up at once, so she took the tray first, then came back for the teapot and kettle.
• As he put the spruce-twigs into the teapot he noted the first glimmer of the pale morning light.
• He was practically invisible, so I narrowly missed stepping on his head, and, as it was, collapsed over him, breaking the tea-pot.
• The heat of the room was made hotter by the little grate in which a fire had recently been burning and on which still stood the teapot.
• When it is insensible put it in the teapot and add enough hot water to drown it.
• Upon this tray is a tiny tea-pot with a handle at right angles to the spout.
• It was her belief that she filled her tea-pot with the spoon of hospitality, and made a good many select spirits feel that they were welcome under her roof at convenient hours.
• In a corner was a cupboard consisting of a set of shelves set into the logs, and on these shelves were the blue-edged plates and yellow-figured teacups and blue teapot that Mrs.
• I believe he would have gone on until daylight if I had not tried him too often with a Queen Anne teapot.
• Hoopdriver aloud, bringing his fist down beside the teapot.
• If you were nearer, you could see them pouring something over their sides into the water, using the harbour for a teapot.
• The Teapot lay in a swoon on the floor, while the boiling water ran out of it.
• The sight of Joan performing that domestic duty had brought to him then a vision of this same old room, this very old teapot, that his mother had used.
• The teapot they had bought at Gibraltar lay overturned.
• To begin with, never use a tin teapot if an earthen one is obtainable.

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