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PotA growing container for bonsai, usually high-fired clay. The Chinese or Japanese word bon means "tray" or "shallow pot". To fully appreciate the beauty of a bonsai, the pot you cho [..]
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Potn. slang for marijuana, an illeg- al narcotic.
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Pot"to put in a pot," 1610s, from pot (n.1). Related: Potted; potting. Earlier it meant "to drink from a pot" (1590s).
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Pot"marijuana," 1938, probably a shortened form of Mexican Spanish potiguaya "marijuana leaves."
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Pot"vessel," from late Old English pott and Old French pot "pot, container, mortar" (also in erotic senses), both from a general Low Germanic (Old Frisian pott, Middle Dutch pot) and [..]
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PotSlang for marijuana.
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PotA receptacle usually, but not always, having drainage holes in the bottom, and intended for containing a growing plant.
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Potmetal or earthenware cooking vessel that is usually round and deep; often has a handle and lid plant in a pot; "He potted the palm" toilet: a plumbing fixture for defecation [..]
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Potany deep dish for cooking. The same word also means or clay containers for plants
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PotAbbreviation for point of termination.
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PotThe term "pot" is applicable to so many sorts of vessels that it can scarcely be restricted to any one in particular.+ Asuc (2 Kings 4:2) the earthen jar, deep and narrow, without handles, p [..]
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Pottop
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PotSee Point of Termination
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PotTo dream of a pot, foretells that unimportant events will work you vexation. For a young woman to see a boiling pot, omens busy employment of pleasant and social duties. To see a broken or rusty one, implies that keen disappointment will be experienced by you.
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PotMarijuana
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PotThermoplastic, parallel, light-duty rip-cord. 300V, used between 60°C to 105°C.
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PotA fire clay container placed in the furnace in which the batch of glass ingredients is fused, and kept molten. The glass worker gathers directly from the pot.
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PotPot is a slang term for marijuana.
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PotA fire clay container placed in the furnace in which the batch of glass ingredients is fused, and kept molten. The glass worker gathers directly from the pot.
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PotSee potentiometer.
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PotPot is the slang term for marijuana. Marijuana is an illegal narcotic and is the dried blossom of cannabis sativa and cannabis indica plants. It is the most widely used illegal drug among youth today [..]
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PotLarge mug of beer.
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Pot(n) metal or earthenware cooking vessel that is usually round and deep; often has a handle and lid(n) a plumbing fixture for defecation and urination(n) the quantity contained in a pot(n) a container [..]
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Pot - 1) Slang for an overhead transformer. 2) Short for "Potential".
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PotA.K.A. "trap," a cage or basket usually placed on the seafloor connected by ropes to floating buoys on the sea surface.
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PotThis word, like “father,” “mother,” “daughter,” etc., is common to the whole A’ryan family. Greek, potr, a drinking-vessel; Latin, poc-ul [..]
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PotThis is a type of trap designed to catch fish or crustaceans, in the form of cages or baskets. Pots are made of various materials, such as wood, wicker, metal rods, or wire netting, and have one or more openings or entrances. They are usually laid on the bottom, with or without bait, singly or in rows, and are connected by ropes (buoy-lines) to buo [..]
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PotA vessel for holding molten metal. Also used to refer to the electrolytic reduction cell employed in winning certain metals, such as aluminum, from a fused electrolyte.
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PotShort for potentiometer.
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PotA marihuana cigarette.
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Pot(Point-of-Termination) A designated point at or near a customer-designated premise at which the telephone company's responsibility for the provision of access service ends. Al [..]
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PotA potentiometer.
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PotPosition of Trust
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PotA pile of chips or counters to be collected by the winner.
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PotPublic Order Training or Prevention of Terrorism
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PotThe amount of money or chips on the table, and available for players to win.
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PotThe total contribution by all players to the prize pool, which is delivered to the winner at the end of the game.
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PotThe pot in the middle of the table where all the wagers, antes are kept. The winner of the game wins the pot.
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Potis the total prize pool consisting of the money players bet during the current hand. The winner of the hand receives the pot.
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PotThe stack of chips, usually placed in the center of the table, that may be won during a single hand of poker.
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PotThe total amount of money bet so far in a hand.
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PotThe money that is up for grabs. The player who shows down the best hand at the end, or who can make all the others fold, wins the pot.
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PotIn a poker game, the amount of money that accumulates in the middle of the table as each player antes, bets, and raises. The pot goes to the winner of the hand.
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Pot(abrv.) (n.) short for Potion. Used for all types of potions.
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PotEspecially in Poker, the total amount of bets made by all players at any given time.
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Pota cooking container.
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PotPotential of a well.
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PotA piece of clay that has been fired to make it hard. Pottery is made in kilns
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Pot
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Pot1) Short for the term Potentiometer. 2) A device that outputs part of the input voltage according to the position of the control’s knob.
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Pot
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Potlang=en
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*: When this result was brought about, old Fezziwig, clapping his hands to stop the dance, cried out, "Well done!" and the fiddler plunged his hot face int [..]
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PotThe portion of stock or bond issue that is returned to the managing underwriter by the participating investment bankers for sale to institutional investors.
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