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skillet
[skil-it]
noun
a frying pan.
a cylindrical serving vessel of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, having a hinged lid, a handle, and, sometimes, feet.
Chiefly British., a long-handled saucepan.
skillet
/ ˈskɪlɪt /
noun
a small frying pan
a saucepan
Word History and Origins
Origin of skillet1
Word History and Origins
Origin of skillet1
Example Sentences
Grab your cast-iron skillet — and go global The “rice casserole” may not be trending, but its close cousin — the “rice skillet” — has exploded on Pinterest boards and food blogs for a reason.
It promised that the scorched frill at the bottom of a skillet was not failure, but the start of a sauce.
The burrito can be warmed up in the microwave or a conventional oven or a skillet before packing.
Maybe it’s happiest tucked into a cast-iron skillet, going golden and jammy while the showier types preen in their baskets.
As a child of the suburbs, one of my earliest queso memories involved a cast-iron skillet at Chili’s.
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