How To Use Pothook In A Sentence
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Production cost is vital to an enterprise, how to control production cost is the most important civic event, the paper introduce the optimal design of setting plate for pothook.
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The most notable feature was the pothook, or cremaillière, a substantial wrought-iron support, usually adjustable, from which cooking pots could be hung above the fire.
Savoring The Past
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She and Nancy corresponded daily in the "pothooks," as Jennie Bruce called the stenographic signs.
A Little Miss Nobody Or, With the Girls of Pinewood Hall
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Gibcrokes and recons were local and less frequent names, and the folks who in their dialect called the lug-pole a gallows-balke called the pothooks gallows-crooks.
Home Life in Colonial Days
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The undue compression of type laterally, the exaggeration of thick and thin, the feeble pothook terminations in modern type are due to one form of degeneration being added upon another for some centuries, a tracing of a tracing.
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Spiller looked in the pot suspended from a pothook over the fire.
Wildfire
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The pothook, with its big cooking pot, appeared, with variations in size and adjustability, in kitchens through the eighteenth century and, in rural areas, even later.59 Andirons, holding the burning logs, stood below the pot; the prudent cook kept a good supply of glowing coals to arrange as needed.
Savoring The Past
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He chose the door on the left which opened into a spacious kitchen where, quivering with fright, a man and a woman crouched beside the hearth in which, suspended from a pothook, a seething cauldron stank of lye.
Sharpe's Rifles
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It was registered as the "pothook" brand, but it was known far and side as the "straddle bug.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIII No 3
