pot-clip
/ˈpɒtklɪp/Chiefly Scottish and English regional (northern ). Now historical and rare
noun
A device for suspending a pot or cauldron over a fire, especially one consisting of two iron rods jointed together, with hooks at the free ends to hold the brim of the pot.
Origin
Late Middle English. From pot + clip. Compare pot-kilp.
- warm-heartedly
- warm-heartedness
- warming pan
- warmish
- warmist
- warmly
- warmness
- warmonger
- warmongering
- warm salad
- warm something up (or over)
- Warm Springs
- warmth
- warm the cockles of one's heart
- warm to/towards (or warm up to/towards)
- warm up
- warm work
- warn
- warner
- Warner Brothers
- Warner, Pop
- Warner Robins
- Warne, Shane
- warning
- warning bell