krater
/ˈkrɛtər/Definitions
1. noun
A large volcanic crater or a shallow basin in the earth’s surface.
“The geologist studied the krater that formed after the massive volcanic eruption.”
2. noun
A large bowl or container, especially one used for serving or displaying food.
“The krater was filled with delicious appetizers for the party guests.”
3. noun
A type of ancient Greek pottery vessel, typically with two handles and a wide mouth.
“The museum displayed an impressive collection of ancient kraters, showcasing the artistry of the time.”