utensil 
uten·sil (yo̵̅o̅ ten′səl)
noun
- any implement or container ordinarily used as in a kitchen
- an implement or tool, as for use in farming
Etymology: ME utensele < MFr utensile < L utensilia, materials, utensils < neut. pl. of utensilis, fit for use < uti, to use
utensil
n.
An implement; especially for the kitchen
Kitchen utensils include: sieve, egg beater, knife, fork, spoon, measuring cup, measuring spoon, ladle, grater, spatula, pancake turner, can opener, egg slicer, meat grinder, butcher knife, paring knife, peeler, wire whisk, skewers, shears, pastry cutter, lemon squeezer, knife sharpener, coffee grinder, blender, food processor, vegetable brush, frying pan, saucepan, cake pan, pie pan, roaster, steamer, wok, mixing bowl, pan lid, rolling pin, pastry board, coffee pot, tea kettle, bread pan, cookie sheet, colander, meat thermometer, nutcracker, pepper grinder, funnel, garlic press, cutting board; pan scourer, bottle brush, dishpan, draining pan, sink strainer, dishmop.
Converse of object
- cook: We lost clothes, money which had been hidden in the house for dowry, cooking utensils, even chickens.
- eat: HCV is not spread by sneezing, hugging, coughing, food or water, sharing eating utensils, or casual contact.
- hang: Hanging Points: Has built in hanging points to hang utensils.
- clean: I do not have access to clean utensils or have any facilities that I can get to to do any washing up.
- serve: All our veggie food is prepared using separate cooking and serving utensils.
- use: Tell me about your memories of any utensils used in the kitchen to prepare food in your home at that time.
Adjective modifier
- cooking: Linen, towels, and all cooking utensils including pots and pans, cutlery is provided.
- eating: To see items from the Rietz Collection and to learn about the history of common eating utensils, please click on the links below.
- dirty: The source could be raw foods, hands, animals, work surfaces, dirty utensils or cloths.
- ample: The kitchens are equipped with ample cooking utensils, cutlery and crockery.
- stainless: Cooking or preparing foods using stainless steel utensils may add significant amounts of chromium to the diet.
- domestic: Indeed some say that " Sunbeam " was originally applied to the domestic utensils, not the bicycles.
Modifies a noun
- drawer: Think about a utensils drawer next to the hob, it will make cooking that much easier.
- etc: Poor wash results Always scrape food remains off plates, utensils etc prior to placing in your dishwasher.
Noun used with modifier
- cooking: Clothing weaponry cooking utensils all had to be in keeping with the period.
- kitchen: Bath Time - Bring kitchen utensils into the bath tub.
- household: Often, items stolen were of little value - clothing, household utensils, or food.
- feeding: Feeding utensils should be satisfactorily cleaned or disposed of after each feed.
- dairy: Beside these were long rows of wooden pails and dairy utensils, with shining ranks of tinware and pewter platters and pots.
- eating: Pure gold cutlery and eating utensils were used extensively by ancient civilizations.
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