cookware

[kook-wair]

noun

1. pots, pans, and other cooking cooking cook utensils.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cookware¹

First recorded in 1950–55; cook ¹ + ware ¹

Example Sentences

Le Creuset, which celebrates 100 years of business this year, is a French cookware brand known for its expertly crafted cast iron products available in a multitude of colorways.

From Salon

For example, Mr Prajapati now employs 150 people in his workshop and has branched out into cookware, clay water filters and is experimenting with homes made of clay.

From BBC

Armed with whatever passed for cookware in my under-equipped kitchen, he made everything work.

From Los Angeles Times

But she says there is a tangible result to all her work: clean cookware.

From Los Angeles Times

Somehow, the three slats across the back were untouched by flames that melted steel beams and cookware.

From Los Angeles Times