cauldron

Converse of object

• stir: He was stirring the caldron, not the melting pot, said some.
• boil: Blue; Medea's boiling caldron embossed with a ram's head gold upon an open fire of logs inflamed proper.
• bubble: A bubbling caldron which, in theory, should have produced the finest Paradise Lost album to date.
• include: From this time archeologists have found new types of objects including large bronze cauldrons which would have been hung on chains above the fire.
• have: The three sisters, like the three witches of Macbeth, have an exotic caldron on the bubble.
• use: The huge caldron used to make pilaf had a special symbolic significance for the Janissaries, and was the focal point of each division.

Adjective modifier

• seething: The world, like our brain, is a seething caldron of language.
• magical: Beside, the Bannus - like the magical caldron of Celtic myth - provides whatever is asked of it.
• magic: Her heart a magic caldron where we were all special.
• huge: She could remember the men preparing a daily broth in a huge caldron over a fire in the fields.
• large: The large copper caldron in which the objects were ultimately stored was undoubtedly used in the kitchen.

Modifies a noun

• bubble: As they move " Fire burn and caldron bubble.

Noun used with modifier

• bronze: A bronze caldron might be suspended from a tripod, by a chain, over the fire.
• copper: The large copper caldron in which the objects were ultimately stored was undoubtedly used in the kitchen.
• iron: Above the hearth hangs an iron caldron on a long chain, suspended from beams near the apex of the roof.
• metal: Meat could be cooked in metal caldron, baked in the hot ashes or roasted on iron spits over the fire.

Possessives

• witch: Listen to spooky stories, have your face painted, reach into the witch's caldron, get made up with disgusting wounds!

Preposition: of

• inspiration: Its wonder-working vessel may have been the same as a caldron of inspiration that belonged to the goddess Ceridwen.
• noise: The second half was a caldron of noise from the City end, all backing the team.
• plenty: The story tells of how he thrust his hands into the ' caldron of plenty ' , to receive a gift for the earth.