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121pot|hook — «POT HUK», noun. 1. a hook for hanging a pot or kettle over an open fire. 2. a rod with a hook for lifting hot pots, or the like. 3. an S shaped stroke in writing, especially one made by children in learning to write …
122pot´shoot´er — pot|shoot «POT SHOOT», transitive verb, intransitive verb, shot, shoot|ing. to shoot or attack with potshots: »I m off potshooting eiders…on the banks of the Northwest River (Dave Godfrey). Figurative. Even such ordinarily responsible papers… …
123pot|shoot — «POT SHOOT», transitive verb, intransitive verb, shot, shoot|ing. to shoot or attack with potshots: »I m off potshooting eiders…on the banks of the Northwest River (Dave Godfrey). Figurative. Even such ordinarily responsible papers as…the weekly… …
124pot´shot´ter — pot|shot «POT SHOT», noun, verb, shot|ted, shot|ting. –n. 1. a shot fired at game to get food, with little regard to skill or the rules of sport. 2. a quick shot at or attack against something from close range or from ambush and without careful… …
125pot|shot — «POT SHOT», noun, verb, shot|ted, shot|ting. –n. 1. a shot fired at game to get food, with little regard to skill or the rules of sport. 2. a quick shot at or attack against something from close range or from ambush and without careful aim:… …
126pot|ted — «POT ihd», adjective. 1. put into a pot: »a potted plant. 2. cooked and preserved in pots or cans: »potted beef. 3. Slang, Figurative. drunk; intoxicated. 4. British Slang. a) …
127pot|ty-chair — «POT ee CHAIR», noun. a child s chair with an open seat fitting over a chamber pot, used for toilet training …
128Pot Noodle™ — [Pot Noodle] noun a type of food, usually sold in plastic cups, which consists of dried ↑noodles (= long thin strips of mixed flour and water that become soft when cooked), meat and vegetables, with different flavours. Pot Noodles are cheap and… …
