pot

a container made of earthenware, glass, or similar material; usually round and deep, often having a handle and lid, used for cooking and other domestic purposes

short for flowerpot teapot

the amount that a pot will hold; potful

a chamber pot, esp a small one designed for a baby or toddler

a handmade piece of pottery

a large mug or tankard, as for beer

any of various measures used for serving beer

informal��a cup or trophy, esp of silver, awarded as a prize in a competition

the money or stakes in the pool in gambling games, esp poker

informal��(often plural) a large amount, esp of money

a wicker trap for catching fish, esp crustaceans

billiards snooker a shot by which a ball is pocketed

short for chimneypot

informal��a joint fund created by a group of individuals or enterprises and drawn upon by them for specified purposes

hunting See pot shot

See potbelly

to go to ruin; deteriorate

to set (a plant) in a flowerpot to grow

to put or preserve (goods, meat, etc) in a pot

to cook (food) in a pot

to shoot (game) for food rather than for sport

to shoot (game birds or animals) while they are on the ground or immobile rather than flying or running

(also intr) to shoot casually or without careful aim at (an animal, etc)

to sit (a baby or toddler) on a chamber pot

(also intr) to shape clay as a potter

billiards snooker to pocket (a ball)

informal��to capture or win; secure