caldrons

Large cooking pots

Caldrons is an alternative spelling of cauldrons—large metal pots used for cooking or boiling liquids over an open fire.

The image of a bubbling caldron is associated with witches brewing potions: The three witches stirred the caldron.

Figuratively, a caldron is any volatile situation where forces churn together: a caldron of political unrest.

cooking

kettle

Spouted vessel for heating water

  • potVessel for cooking
  • stewSlow-simmered meat dish
  • brewSteeped or fermented drink

simmer · boil · soup · bubbling · ladle · hearth · fire · iron · copper · stockpot

witchcraft

witch

Practitioner of dark arts

  • spellArrange letters correctly
  • potionEnchanted liquid mixture
  • brewSteeped or fermented drink

coven · magic · Macbeth · hubble-bubble · toil · trouble · ingredients · incantation · Halloween · hag

industrial

molten

Liquefied by extreme heat

metal · vat · furnace · iron · steel · casting · crucible · ladle · slag · pour

figurative

turmoil

Violent disturbance or confusion

  • seethingIntensely, quietly enraged
  • boilingLiquid vaporization temperature
  • unrestState of public disturbance

chaos · ferment · hotbed · maelstrom · tumult · agitation · upheaval · volatility · tension · simmering

Opposites
vessel size

caldronsthimbles

Protective sewing caps

saucepan · teacup · teacups · thimble · saucepans

cooking modernity

caldronsmicrowave ovens

Appliances that heat food electromagnetically

induction cooktops · air fryers · convection ovens · smart appliances

cultural associations

caldronsTupperware

Plastic kitchen storage brand

plastic containers

Family

caldron

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G