kitchˈendom noun

The domain of the kitchen

kitchˈener noun

1. A person employed in the kitchen
2. A cooking stove

kitchenetteˈ noun

A very small kitchen, or part of a room modified as such

kitchen cabinet noun

An informal, unelected group of advisers to a political office-holder

kitchen Dutch or kitchen Kaffir noun (obs S Afr)

A mixture of Dutch or Kaffir with English, used in speaking to native servants

kitchˈen-fee noun (obsolete)

The fat that falls from meat in roasting, a perquisite of the cook

kitchen furniture noun

1. The furniture of a kitchen
2. The percussion instruments of an orchestra

kitchen garden noun

A garden where vegetables are cultivated for the kitchen

kitchen gardener noun

kitchˈen-knave noun (obsolete)

A scullion

kitchˈen-maid noun

A maid or servant whose work is in the kitchen

kitchen midden noun

(Dan kjökkenmödding) a domestic rubbish heap found on an archaeological site

kitchen physic noun (Milton)

Feeding up

kitchen police plural noun (US milit sl)

Soldiers detailed to help with kitchen duties, esp as a punishment

kitchˈen-range noun

An old-fashioned kitchen grate with oven, boiler, etc attached, for cooking

kitchen-sinkˈ adjective

(of plays, etc) dealing with banal or sordid real-life situations

kitchˈen-stuff noun

1. Material used in kitchens
2. Kitchen refuse, esp fat from pots, etc

kitchen tea noun (Aust and NZ)

A bride's shower, the gifts being kitchen utensils, etc

kitchen unit noun

One of a set of fitted kitchen cupboards

kitcˈhenware noun

Pots, pans, bowls, gadgets, utensils, etc such as are used in the kitchen

kitchˈen-wench noun (Shakespeare)

A kitchen-maid

everything except (or but) the kitchen sink

Every conceivable thing