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kitchenware

[kich-uh n-wair]
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noun

cooking equipment or utensils.

Origin of kitchenware

First recorded in 1925–30; kitchen + ware1
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Contemporary Examples of kitchenware

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Historical Examples of kitchenware

  • But the women had wanted only a small portion of his kitchenware and spices.

    Trading Jeff and his Dog

    James Arthur Kjelgaard

  • We will keep the clothing, bedding and kitchenware, and the like.

  • The kitchenware was all of silver and gold; but there were no human beings to be seen.

  • On the table stood six cake tins, more pots and pans, salt and pepper shakers, enough of kitchenware to start off two brides.

    Working With the Working Woman

    Cornelia Stratton Parker

  • In the spring Gerretson's offered Fanny the position of buyer and head of the china, glassware, and kitchenware sections.

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British Dictionary definitions for kitchenware

kitchenware

noun

pots and pans, knives, forks, spoons, and other utensils used in the kitchen
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