a decorative pot, jar, etc., used esp. for holding potted houseplants
also cache pot
Origin of cachepot
French from cacher, to hide (see cache) + pot, potcachepot
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cachepot
noun
An ornamental container for a flowerpot.
Origin of cachepot
French cacher to hide ; see cache . pot pot ( from Old French) ( from Vulgar Latin pottus )
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