Kitchenalia

C1 8+
Pronunciation Definitions Examples Grammatical Forms Origin and Evolution

Pronunciation: /kɪˈtʃəˈneɪliə/

Definitions of kitchenalia

noun A term used to describe a collection of kitchen items or utensils

Example Sentences

A1 I bought some kitchenalia to help me cook better.

A2 My mom collects vintage kitchenalia like old utensils and cookware.

B1 The store sells a variety of kitchenalia, from gadgets to cookbooks.

B2 The kitchenalia in the restaurant's display case was beautifully arranged.

C1 The kitchenalia exhibition showcased rare and valuable items from different eras.

C2 The chef's collection of antique kitchenalia was highly sought after by collectors.

Examples of kitchenalia in a Sentence

formal The antique store had a collection of rare kitchenalia items from the 19th century.

informal I love browsing through all the cool kitchenalia gadgets at the flea market.

slang Check out this funky kitchenalia stuff I found at the thrift store!

figurative Her kitchenalia collection was a reflection of her passion for cooking and entertaining.

Grammatical Forms of kitchenalia

past tense

kitchenalia-ed

plural

kitchenalias

comparative

more kitchenalia

superlative

most kitchenalia

present tense

kitchenalia

future tense

will kitchenalia

perfect tense

have kitchenalia

continuous tense

is kitchenalia-ing

singular

kitchenalia

positive degree

kitchenalia

infinitive

to kitchenalia

gerund

kitchenalia-ing

participle

kitchenalia-ed

Origin and Evolution of kitchenalia

First Known Use: 1970 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'kitchenalia' is a blend of the words 'kitchen' and 'alia', which is a suffix used to denote a collection of items or tools related to a specific area or activity.
Evolution of the word: The term 'kitchenalia' gained popularity in the 1970s as a way to describe a collection of vintage kitchen tools, utensils, and gadgets. It has since become widely used in the world of antiques and collectibles to refer to any kitchen-related items that are not necessarily functional but have historical or decorative value.