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gas range

American  

noun

  1. a cooking stove that uses household gas as fuel.


Etymology

Origin of gas range

An Americanism dating back to 1880–85

Example Sentences

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A set of four knobs with adapters to fit most models of gas ranges costs $18.20.

From Washington Post

Features: In the kitchen, look for quartz countertops, paneled dishwashers and refrigerators, gas ranges and LED lighting.

From Washington Post

It "HAS IT ALL," the description boasted, including spacious bedrooms, tankless hot water, granite countertops and a gas range.

From Fox News

“Perform new cooking miracles yourself on a modern gas range,” says another from 1939 showing an apron-clad mother feeding a child in a high chair.

From Washington Post

We used our gas range to make chili the Texas way, without beans.

From Los Angeles Times