Crockery Definition

krŏkə-rē
noun
Earthenware pots, jars, dishes, etc.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Crockery

Noun

Singular:
crockery
Plural:
crockeries

Origin of Crockery

  • Crockery was first seen written in 1755. It derived from the English word crock and suffix -ery. It was not used commonly until the 18th century.

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Crockery Sentence Examples

  • Large quantities of earthenware and crockery are made, especially at Ilmenau.

  • Though there are large clay deposits in the vicinity, very little of it can be used for crockery, and most of the clay used in the city's potteries is obtained from other states; some of it is imported from Europe.

  • The woman responds by smashing crockery over his head and shooting him twice in the belly.

  • Also they had not thought of washing the crockery before they set the table.

  • Instead of being built as one complete unit, slower cookers give you the option of removing the crockery from the cooking element.

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Words Starting With

CCRCRO

Words Ending With

YRYERY

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Words Starting With C and Ending With Y

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8 Letter Words8 Letter Words Starting With C8 Letter Words Ending With Y