Definition of purdonium in English:

purdonium

noun pəːˈdəʊnɪəm

A decorative coal box with a removable metal liner and a slot or socket to hold a shovel.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. Origin uncertain; perhaps from Purdon, the name of either the object's supposed inventor or the first person supposed to have commissioned one to be made + -ium.

Definition of purdonium in US English:

purdonium

nounpəːˈdəʊnɪəm

A decorative coal box with a removable metal liner and a slot or socket to hold a shovel.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. Origin uncertain; perhaps from Purdon, the name of either the object's supposed inventor or the first person supposed to have commissioned one to be made + -ium.

单词	purdonium
释义	Definition of purdonium in English: purdonium noun pəːˈdəʊnɪəm A decorative coal box with a removable metal liner and a slot or socket to hold a shovel. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. Origin uncertain; perhaps from Purdon, the name of either the object's supposed inventor or the first person supposed to have commissioned one to be made + -ium. Definition of purdonium in US English: purdonium nounpəːˈdəʊnɪəm A decorative coal box with a removable metal liner and a slot or socket to hold a shovel. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. Origin uncertain; perhaps from Purdon, the name of either the object's supposed inventor or the first person supposed to have commissioned one to be made + -ium.
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