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pots
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opts
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tops
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of pots in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of pots in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of pots in a Sentence
Although hunger is a huge problem, it's a solvable one. If we can make some noise, rattle the pots and pans so to speak... we can make people know that they can make a difference.
Parks Department boss Del Barton:
We’ve had incidents in the past where, for some unknown reason, people decide to put post seeds in the downtown—we have these large 100-gallon flower pots—and for some reason people like to put weed seeds in the flower pots.
Democratic Socialist would eat pig feet out of a jar, coretta would often scold him for picking food out of the pots when she was cooking.
It was a very awkward situation, the colonial government's department of conservation started opening up pots in the local communities to see what was in those pots.
One of the best gifts I ever got [as a child] was a play kitchen, complete with an oven, pots and pans, i already had the imagination I needed to cook up delicious meals for all my dolls and stuffed-animal friends. I also had a ‘Sesame Street' playhouse that would unfold, and I was right there with Big Bird and all the other residents hanging out on the steps of the best neighborhood in the world. It was amazing to live on a block where I could have so many friends.
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