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stovetop kettles in the
latter part of the 19th century. In 1893 the
Crompton and Co. firm in the
United Kingdom started featuring electric kettles in their...
- Look up
Kettles or
kettles in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kettles or
Kettle's may
refer to: The
Kettles, a
chain of four
small alpine glacial lakes...
- left
called a
kettle hole,
creating a
dimpled appearance on the
outwash plain.
Lakes often fill
these kettles;
these are
called kettle hole lakes. Another...
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Department (SLCPD) and the
Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP)),
conducted two
kettles in St.
Louis on
September 17 and
October 3
during the
protests of 2017...
- a
series of
articles on the
Kettles and
their new
model home. Kim is very fond of the
Kettles.
Birdie Hicks is the
Kettles' aging,
cantankerous archenemy...
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traditionally made in cast iron
kettles,
hence the name, but in
modern times other types of pots and pans are used.
Kettle corn was
introduced to the United...
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Kettle Restaurants Kettle lead, a type of
electrical power cord
Cauldron Suzuki GT750, a
motorcycle known informally as the "
Kettle"
Kettles (disambiguation)...
- A fish
kettle is a kind of large, oval-shaped
kettle used for
cooking whole fish.
Owing to
their necessarily unwieldy size, fish
kettles usually have...
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Kettler (German:
Kettler GmbH) is a
German company based in Ense-Parsit, with
locations all
around the world. The
company produces riding toys, leisure...
- "The pot
calling the
kettle black" is a
proverbial idiom that may be of
Spanish origin, of
which English versions began to
appear in the
first half of...
