A kettle in which water is boiled for making tea.

A pot with a lid, spout, and handle, in which tea is made or brought to table.

A vessel, usually a gourd or calabash, in which maté leaves (sense 3) are infused.

A utensil in which food or drink is cooked or kept warm. Cf. Norwegian kitchen n. at Norwegian, n. adj.… Scottish. A tea urn. Now historical. Cf. t…

a tea-urn (cf. kitchen, n.1 6a).

Short for tea-urn n. at tea, n.1 compounds 3.

an urn with a tap, placed upon a tea-table, to hold hot water for making tea.

Australian. A billycan of this measure for boiling water.

(a) a person who dries the leaves and prepares the tea of commerce; (b) one who makes or infuses tea; (c) a vessel or apparatus for infusing tea…

A tea-kettle.

A Russian tea urn.

A cylindrical container, usually of tin or enamel ware, with a close-fitting lid and a wire handle, used for making tea and for cooking over fires in…

a vessel used for boiling tea.

= billy, n.3

= tea-maker n. (c).

a metal can used for brewing or carrying tea.

(billy, n.3) a tin can used by Australian bushmen as a tea-kettle or teapot; also used in New Zealand.

a ball of wire or perforated metal in which tea is placed for infusion.

An iron kettle or pot, used by soldiers for making tea or stew.

attributive and in other combinations, as caddy-spoon n. a short-handled spoon of a special shape used for measuring tea out of the caddy.

A large cylindrical container or receptacle in which various goods are stored or transported. British slang. A tin or can in which tea is made or…

The proprietary name of a brand of automatic tea-maker (see tea-maker n. (d) at tea, n.1 compounds 3).

a machine which makes or dispenses tea.