pot
Old Englisha rounded container for cooking or storage
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From Old English pott (rounded vessel), of Germanic origin, possibly reinforced by Old French pot. A concrete, everyday root producing practical compound words: teapot, pottery, potter. Potpourri (literally 'rotten pot') came from French, originally a mixed stew. Potboiler refers to work done just to 'keep the pot boiling.'
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pottery
Ceramic objects made from clay; the craft of making them
teapot
A vessel with a spout used for brewing and serving tea
potted
Grown in a pot; preserved in a container
potpourri
A fragrant mixture of dried flowers; a miscellaneous collection
potter
A maker of ceramic ware; to busy oneself with trivial tasks
potash
A potassium compound used in agriculture and industry
potboiler
A low-quality creative work produced merely for money