firepot

/ˈfaɪərˌpɑt/
noun
  1. A small container or pot used for holding fire, often for cooking or heating.
    • In the old kitchen, a clay firepot sat on the hearth to keep the room warm.
    • She used a small firepot to heat the stew during the outdoor picnic.
    • The campers placed a firepot under the kettle to boil water for tea.
  2. A historical weapon consisting of a pot filled with combustible material, used in warfare.
    • Medieval soldiers would hurl a firepot at enemy fortifications to start fires.
    • The museum displayed a replica of a Chinese firepot used in ancient battles.
    • Firepots were often filled with pitch and lit before being thrown.
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