kettle

The word “kettle” has 2 syllables: ket-tle

It's pronounced as /ˈkɛtəl/


What is synonym and antonym for kettle?

In the thesaurus, “kettle” has 57 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for kettle along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for kettle

  • abyss
  • arroyo
  • barranca
  • barranco
  • basin
  • boiler
  • canyon
  • cauldron
  • chasm
  • cirque
  • cleft
  • col
  • combe
  • coomb
  • coombe
  • coulee
  • couloir
  • crevasse
  • crevice
  • cwm
  • dale
  • defile
  • dell
  • draw
  • fissure
  • floodplain
  • flume
  • gap
  • gill
  • glen
  • gorge
  • gulch
  • gulf
  • gulley
  • gully
  • gutter
  • hollow
  • kloof
  • linn
  • notch
  • nullah
  • pass
  • pot
  • pothole
  • ravine
  • saddle
  • shut-in
  • steamer
  • teakettle
  • trench
  • trough
  • vale
  • valley
  • vat
  • vessel
  • wadi
  • wash

Meanings of kettle

  • noun
    1. A vessel for boiling a liquid or cooking food, usually metal and equipped with a lid.
    2. The quantity held by a kettle.
    3. A vessel for boiling water for tea.
    4. A kettle hole, sometimes any pothole.
    5. (collective) A group of raptors riding a thermal, especially when migrating.
    6. A steam locomotive.
    7. A kettledrum.
    8. An instance of kettling; a group of protesters or rioters confined in a limited area.
    9. A kind of fishweir resembling a wattle or fence.
  • verb
    1. (of the police) To contain demonstrators in a confined area.

Example Sentences

  • Kettle whistling, she hurried to pour hot water into her mug for tea.
  • The old-fashioned kettle on the stove reminded him of his grandmother's kitchen.
  • He left the kettle boiling and forgot about it, returning to find water all over the stove.
  • As the campers gathered around the fire, they set the kettle on the grill to make some hot cocoa.
  • She reached for the handle of the kettle to make a fresh batch of coffee for her guests.

On this page you'll find 57 synonyms or another words to kettle, such as: abyss, arroyo, barranca, barranco, basin, boiler, canyon.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • abysses
  • adjournments
  • aperture
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  • arroyo
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  • barrancas
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  • basins
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  • breaches
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  • canyon
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  • cavities
  • chasm
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  • cirques
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  • coombes
  • coombs
  • coulees
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  • crack
  • cracks
  • crannies
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  • crevasses
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  • cut
  • cwms
  • dales
  • defile
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  • dells
  • difference
  • disagreement
  • discontinuances
  • discontinuities
  • discontinuity
  • disparity
  • divergence
  • divide
  • division
  • draws
  • fissures
  • floodplains
  • flumes
  • fracture
  • fractures
  • gapes
  • gills
  • glens
  • gorge
  • gorges
  • gulch
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  • gulfs
  • gulleys
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  • gully
  • gutters
  • hiatus
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  • hiccoughs
  • hiccups
  • hole
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  • hollow
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  • inconsistency
  • interims
  • interlude
  • interludes
  • intermission
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  • interregna
  • interregnums
  • interruption
  • interruptions
  • interspace
  • interspaces
  • interstice
  • interstices
  • interval
  • intervals
  • kettles
  • kloofs
  • lacuna
  • lags
  • lapses
  • linns
  • lull
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  • notch
  • notches
  • nullahs
  • opening
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  • orifice
  • orifices
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  • pause
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  • pores
  • ravine
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  • recess
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  • rent
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  • respite
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  • rest
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  • rift
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  • rupture
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  • saddles
  • separation
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  • shut-ins
  • slit
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  • slot
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  • space
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  • time lags
  • trenches
  • troughs
  • vacuity
  • vales
  • valleys
  • void
  • voids
  • wadis
  • washes
  • windows

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