jampot
- noun
- /ˈdʒæmˌpɑt/
:
tarro de mermelada
- She stored her homemade jam in a pretty jampot on the kitchen shelf.
Examples
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The artisan shop sells colorful jampots perfect for gifting homemade spreads.
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After the picnic, we washed the jampot to reuse for next year's fruit preserves.
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The center of this small plot had used every possible artifice to cover itself with grass, and in some places it had wonderfully succeeded, but the pieces of broken bottles, shattered jampots, and sections of crockery were so numerous that no attempt at growth could be other than tentative and unpassionate.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
207
1.0
A wide glass or clay container for storing food
14
6.2
A thick clay pot used to store food or drink
3
3.2
A glass container with a screw lid that keeps air out to preserve food
1
3.7
A jar made of baked clay used for storing food or liquids
A small glass jar for keeping jam or jelly
A small jar that holds liquids like oil or water
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Etymology
Jampot comes from two simple words: jam ('sweet fruit spread') and pot ('small container'). So a jampot is simply a small pot or jar for holding jam.