cauldron

/ˈkɔːl.drən/

nouncaul · dron

Think: a CALL (caul) to DRONE (dron) over a big pot—CALL + DRON = cauldron.

Yes, it's cauldron. Don’t swap the vowels: it’s CAUL- (like “call”) + -DRON (ends with “-dron,” not “-dern” or “-dronE”).

Definitions

  1. nounA large, deep pot used for cooking over a fire or for holding boiling liquid.
  2. nounSomething shaped like a large pot; a place or situation that seems to bubble or churn with activity.

Examples

  • The soup simmered all afternoon in a black iron cauldron over the campfire.
  • In the play, the witches gathered around a cauldron and chanted in the dark.
  • The stadium became a cauldron of noise as the home team scored.

Synonyms

kettleboilerpotvatcopper

Translations

ES calderoPT caldeirãoFR chaudron

Common misspellings

caldroncaudroncauldrencauldrincaulderoncauldruncauldronnecauldrone

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