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gas ring

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noun

  1. a circular assembly of gas jets, used esp for cooking

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Fire bowls are basically gas rings that you hook up to a tank of propane, set alight, then gather around in a spirit of communion.

From Washington Post

Scientists have discovered a stellar system where the formation of planets might take place in dust and gas rings within a “warped circumstellar disc around multiple stars.”

From Fox News

"I couldn't see the gas ring - and if I used the front one, I could have crossed over and burnt myself or set my clothes on fire," she says.

From BBC

He would check the kitchen to make sure all the gas rings were turned off and no perishable food had been left unrefrigerated.

From The New Yorker

I hold the whole thing over a gas ring until it sags in the middle.

From The Guardian