Kitchen Utensils And Tools

noun a container typically made of glass or plastic with a narrow neck, used for storing liquids

• The sommelier presented a rare vintage bottle of wine to the guests.
• Can you pass me the bottle of ketchup, please?
• Let's grab a bottle and chill at the beach.
• She kept her emotions bottled up inside for years.

noun the art or activity of cooking and preparing food

• The school offers a wide range of cookery classes for students interested in culinary arts.
• I love trying out new recipes I find in cookery books.
• My grandma's cookery skills are off the charts!
• The cookery of words in her novel created a flavorful story.

noun A tool used for removing corks from bottles, typically consisting of a spiral metal rod with a handle.

• The sommelier used a corkscrew to open the bottle of wine.
• Can you pass me that corkscrew so I can open this bottle?
• I always keep a trusty corkscrew in my kitchen drawer.
• She used her wit as a corkscrew to unravel the mystery.

noun something considered to be false or worthless

• The chef used a ceramic crock to store the homemade pickles.
• I found a cute crock at the thrift store to use as a planter.
• Let's ditch this crock of a party and find something better to do.
• His excuse for being late was just a crock of lies.

noun a small glass bottle that is used for holding oil, vinegar, or other condiments for use at the dining table

• The waiter brought a cruet of olive oil and vinegar to the table.
• Can you pass me the cruet of salt and pepper?
• I love using the cruet for my salad dressing.
• The cruet of emotions spilled over as she couldn't contain her feelings anymore.

noun a cylindrical container with a wide mouth and tight lid, typically made of glass or ceramic, used for storing food or other substances

• The scientist carefully labeled each specimen jar with a unique identifier.
• Can you pass me the cookie jar from the top shelf?
• I scored a sweet deal on this vintage mason jar at the thrift store.
• Her emotions were like a tightly sealed jar, difficult to open up and express.

noun a rounded handle or projection, typically on a door or drawer, that is used for opening and closing

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• She turned the knob on the door to enter the room.
• Can you help me loosen this stubborn knob on the faucet?
• I always struggle with these dang knobs on the old cabinets.
• He knew just how to turn the knob of her emotions to get the reaction he wanted.

noun A kitchen tool used for separating solids from liquids or fine particles from coarse ones by passing them through a sieve or mesh.

• The baker used a sifter to remove any lumps from the flour before mixing it into the batter.
• Can you pass me the sifter so I can sift the powdered sugar for the dessert?
• I borrowed my mom's sifter to sift through my old clothes and decide what to donate.
• She sifted through the evidence to find the key piece that would solve the case.

noun a small metal or ceramic stand used to hold hot dishes or pots to protect the table or countertop

• The chef placed the hot pot on the trivet to protect the dining table.
• Can you pass me the trivet so I can put this dish down?
• I always use a trivet to prevent my table from getting messed up.
• She acted as a trivet for her friends, always supporting and protecting them.

noun a game in which players take turns removing one block at a time from a tower and balancing it on top

• The tornado warning system alerted residents of the impending twister.
• We better hunker down in the basement, there's a twister coming our way!
• I heard that twister tore through the town last night, crazy stuff.
• Her emotions were like a twister, swirling out of control.