caldron

/ ˈkɔːldrən /

noun

1. a variant spelling of cauldron

Example Sentences

So, grab your caldron of hot cocoa, light those pumpkin-scented candles you claim you hate but secretly love, and learn how to make your home the coziest haunt on the block.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Allison’s reporting created a disturbing portrait of British prisons as caldrons of often unjust punishment.

From New York Times

The remains of caldrons, used to melt the wax blubber from whales, were also found, Dr. Mundo said.

From New York Times

Sadr supporters from the south of Iraq prepared large caldrons of stews daily.

From New York Times

In order to stand out from the everyday hustle and bustle at the market, they wore tall pointy hats and sold their brews out of a caldron.

From Seattle Times

Related Words

• cauldron