pot
/pɒt/Definitions
1. noun
A container, typically made of earthenware, metal, or clay, used for cooking or storing food.
“She put the stew in the pot and let it simmer.”
2. noun
A plant that produces flowers or seed pods, especially one that has thick, fleshy stems.
“The pot plants on the balcony were thriving.”
3. verb
To cook or heat food in a pot, especially by simmering or boiling.
“She pots the vegetables for dinner.”
4. verb
To plant seeds or seedlings in a pot, especially a small one.
“He pots the succulents for sale.”
5. verb
To cover or surround with pots or other containers, especially as part of a garden feature.
“The garden designers potted the walkway with large stones.”