paunch-kettle
noun
The paunch of an animal used as a container in which to boil something.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Tylor (1832–1917), anthropologist.
- by far
- by force of
- by-form
- bygone
- by hand
- by heart
- by hokey
- by hook or by crook
- by implication
- by inches
- by itself
- by jingo!
- by Jove
- by-law
- byline
- by main force
- by marriage
- by means of
- by mistake
- by myself
- by name
- byname
- by no manner of means
- by no means
- by no (or not by any) stretch of the imagination