caul·dron

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• caul|dron — «KL druhn», noun. = caldron. (Cf. ↑caldron) …   Useful english dictionary

• caul — caul·dron; caul; nu·di·caul; rhi·zo·caul; fou·caul·di·an; …   English syllables

• dron — bat·o·den·dron; both·ro·den·dron; cal·a·mo·den·dron; cal·dron; caul·dron; ce·dron; chal·dron; chau·dron; chaw·dron; cin·na·mo·den·dron; cle·ro·den·dron; dec·a·he·dron; del·to·he·dron; den·dron; den·dron; di·hexa·he·dron; dip·lo·he·dron;… …   English syllables

• cauldron — caul·dron …   English syllables

• cauldron — caul|dron caldron [ˈko:ldrən US ˈko:l ] n [Date: 1200 1300; : Old North French; Origin: cauderon, from caudiere cauldron , from Latin caldaria warm % (h , from calidus warm ] a large round metal pot for boiling liquids over a fire ▪ a witch s… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• cauldron — caul|dron [ kɔldrən ] another spelling of caldron …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• cauldron — caul•dron or caldron [[t]ˈkɔl drən[/t]] n. a large kettle or boiler • Etymology: 1250–1300; ME cauderon < AF < LL caldāria, n. use of fem. of L caldārius of warming, der. of calidus warm, calēre to be warm …   From formal English to slang

• cauldron — caul dron (k[add]l dr[u^]n), n. 1. a very large pot. Syn: caldron. [WordNet 1.5] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English