kiln
/kɪln/Definitions
1. noun
A furnace or oven for firing or drying ceramics, bricks, or other materials, especially one that is fuelled by coal or gas.
“The pottery was fired in a kiln at a high temperature.”
2. noun
A device for producing or testing the effects of high temperatures, especially in the context of materials science or engineering.
“The researchers used a kiln to study the properties of different materials at high temperatures.”
3. verb
To fire or dry something in a kiln.
“The pottery was kilned for several hours to achieve the right color.”