Pyrex
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈpaɪrɛks/
- She poured the soup into a large Pyrex bowl before serving it.
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Examples
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"It's enchiladas," she said, looking into a long Pyrex baking dish.
Fiction book (1999) -
Plus, that way we can afford high-quality things like Pyrex cookware.
Blog text (7) -
Try it out; you just need something smooth inside, like Pyrex.
Blog text (25) -
So here's a Pyrex tube made of glass.
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Just a couple of those Pyrex bowls that go from the fridge to the microwave.
Blog text (18) -
Then Bridget took the Pyrex casserole dish and said thank you.
Fiction book (1998) -
I had some pretty modest items I was looking for: a Pyrex loaf pan, maybe a good sturdy pot or two.
Blog text (12) -
When I was washing dishes, my Pyrex coffee carafe slipped and shattered.
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Butter an 8-inch square pan (Pyrex is great for this) and put it on a baking sheet.
Blog text (25) -
A sample of water was also collected on each occasion in a Pyrex glass bottle containing sodium thiosulfate as a chlorine neutralizer.
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
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2.5
Items made of glass used for serving food or drinks
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1.0
Drinking cups and similar items considered as a group
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3.7
Glass items like beakers, flasks and test tubes used in labs for experiments
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3.9
Dishes made of heatproof material used for cooking and serving food in an oven
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pyrex is a brand name made for heat-resistant glass, and a helpful way to remember it is to see pyro 'fire' plus rex 'king'. So, the name suggests the 'king of fire', meaning glass that can take very high heat.