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bakeware

bakeware

1 3.5
A pan or dish used in an oven to cook food
  • noun
  • /ˈbeɪkˌwɛr/
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  • cookware and bakeware

Examples

  • Silicone bakeware is easy to clean and can withstand high temperatures.

  • I'm in SF visiting Jason, and I just don't have any of my bakeware to make this!

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  • There are gluten-free restaurants we go to, or they bring their own food (hey, they binned all their cookware and bakeware and started fresh).

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  • Stainless steel bakeware is perfect for making lasagna in the oven.

  • She chose colorful bakeware to brighten up her kitchen while baking desserts.

Synonyms

baking tray
vsbakeware
  • UK
1 2.3

A flat metal pan used in an oven to bake food like cookies

is a broader term covering many pans and dishes rather than only flat sheets
ovenware
vsbakeware
3.9

Dishes made of heatproof material used for cooking and serving food in an oven

is focused on containers for baking rather than serving or material details

Surface Forms

bakeware singular
bakewares plural

Morphology

bakeware = bake + ware (transparent) = bake + ware

The meaning ('pans and dishes for baking') follows directly from 'bake' + 'ware', matching the productive use of '-ware' in English (e.g., 'cookware', 'tableware').

Etymology

Bakeware is simply bake 'to cook in an oven' plus ware 'things or dishes for use', the same ware you see in glassware or kitchenware. So bakeware means the pans and dishes you use for baking.