panware

noun

panware

noun

Etymology From pan + -ware.

1

Pans collectively.

  • Copper serves more basic functions too, such as turning on the hot water tap, and it's a good conductor of heat, that's why chefs prefer copper panware.2008, Kevin Morrison, Living in a Material World: The Commodity Connection, page 187:
  • He now put away the panware, ready to take his leave, stumbling over someone's saddle in the fading light.2016, Don Eric Carroll, Pancho: A Novel of Mexico, page 79:

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