wailaki
noun as in strong fondness
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Example:We used a cast iron wailaki to cook our winter stew on the campfire.
Definition:A wailaki made from cast iron, known for its heat retention and durability.
Example:The volunteers served a hearty soupy wailaki to the homeless at the shelter.
Definition:Describing the type of food cooked in a wailaki, which is often a thick stew or soup.
Example:The chef used an indoor wailaki to prepare a complex stir-fry.
Definition:A wailaki used for indoor cooking over a stovetop rather than an open flame.
Example:The elderly village leader used a ceremonial wailaki to cook a sacred soup during the harvest festival.
Definition:A wailaki used in rituals or special occasions, often decorated with traditional patterns.
Example:The local cook used a cauldron wailaki to prepare a large pot of chicken soup for the community event.
Definition:Another term used for the wailaki, emphasizing its usage similar to a cauldron.
Example:The restaurant staff used a stovetop wailaki to cook their famous beef and potato stew.
Definition:A wailaki designed for cooking directly on a gas or electric stove.
Example:The family used heat-retaining wailaki to cook their famous pork dish that needed to simmer for hours.
Definition:A type of wailaki known for maintaining heat for a long time, useful for slow cooking.
Example:The artisan crafted a beautiful hand-made wailaki with intricate patterns for a special order.
Definition:A wailaki that is handmade, often with artistic or traditional craftsmanship.
Example:The clay-lined wailaki was excellent for baking bread and savory pies.
Definition:A wailaki with a clay coating on the inside, enhancing its cooking properties.
Example:For the camping trip, they packed a highly functional wailaki.
Definition:A wailaki that is used primarily for practical cooking purposes.
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