cullender

/'kʌlində/ Cách viết khác : (colander) /'kʌləndə/
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cullender

She uses a cullender to drain the cooked pasta.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A bowl-shaped strainer with perforations, used in cooking to wash or drain foods such as pasta, vegetables, or rice by allowing water to pass through while retaining the solid contents.
Usage
  • The primary function of a cullender is to separate liquids from solids in food preparation.
  • It is a kitchen utensil, typically made of metal or plastic.
Examples
Advanced Usage
  • The term cullender is a less common historical variant of the more modern and standard term colander. In contemporary usage, colander is overwhelmingly preferred.
  • "To drain in a cullender": To use this utensil for its primary purpose.
    • The recipe instructs you to drain the potatoes in a cullender.
Variants and Related Words
  • Colander (n): The standard modern term for the same kitchen utensil. This is the form most commonly used today.
  • Strainer (n): A more general term for any device used to separate solids from liquids, which can include finer sieves or mesh tools.
Synonyms
  • Sieve: A device with a mesh, often used for finer straining or sifting.
  • Drainer: A general term for something that drains liquid.
Notes on Meaning
  • Cullender refers specifically to a perforated bowl. It is not used to describe flat strainers or very fine sieves (like a tea strainer).
  • The word is considered archaic in modern English; colander is the correct and common term.
cullender

She uses a cullender to drain the cooked pasta.

Noun
  1. bowl-shaped strainer; used to wash or drain foods

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