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A pot is a deep round container used for cooking stews, soups, and other food.
...metal cooking pots.
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You can use pot to refer to a teapot or coffee pot.
There's tea in the pot.
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A pot is a cylindrical container for jam, paint, or some other thick liquid.
Hundreds of jam pots lined her scrubbed shelves.
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A pot is the same as a flowerpot .
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If you pot a young plant, or part of a plant, you put it into a container filled with soil, so it can grow there.
Pot the cuttings individually.
...potted plants.
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Pot is sometimes used to refer to the drugs cannabis and marijuana.
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If you have pots of money, you have a lot of it.
He must have pots of money.
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In a card game, the pot is the money from all the players which the winner of the game will take as a prize.
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You can refer to a fund consisting of money from several people as the pot .
I've taken some money from the pot for wrapping paper.
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Someone who has a pot has a round, fat stomach which sticks out, either because they eat or drink too much, or because they have had very little to eat for some time.
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A pot is a deep bowl which a small child uses instead of a toilet.
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In the games of snooker and billiards, if you pot a ball, you succeed in hitting it into one of the pockets.
He did not pot a ball for the next two frames.
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If something goes to pot, it loses all its good qualities because nobody looks after it or works at it.
The neighbourhood really is going to pot.
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If you take pot luck, you decide to do something even though you do not know what you will get as a result.
If you haven't made an appointment, take pot luck and knock on the door...
He scorns the 'pot-luck' approach.
There is relatively little information about pot, maybe you can watch a bilingual story to relax your mood, I wish you a happy day!
