pot
A deep round container used for cooking food, often with a lid.
A deep, usually round container, often with a lid, used for cooking or serving food.
A container for growing plants, usually made of clay or plastic.
A container, often made of clay or plastic, used for growing and holding plants.
An informal word for marijuana, a drug from the cannabis plant.
An informal term for marijuana, a drug made from the cannabis plant.
All the money that players have bet in a game.
The total amount of money bet by all players in a gambling game or competition.
To put a plant into a container with soil so it can grow.
To place a plant into a container filled with soil so it can grow there.
- Base: pot
- Plural: pot, pots
- Base: pot
- 3rd Person Singular: pots
- Present Participle: potting
- Past: potted
- Irregular present participle: potting Verb
- Irregular past: potted Verb
go to pot
1deteriorate badly over time
To become worse in quality or condition over time.
- After the manager left, the business went to pot.
- His health has gone to pot since he stopped exercising.
hit the jackpot / clean out the pot
1win all money in betting pool
To win all the money that has been bet in a game or competition.
- He cleaned out the pot at last night's poker game.
- She hit the jackpot and took home the whole pot.
pot calling the kettle black
1accuse someone of same fault you have
To say someone has a fault that you also have yourself.
- It's like the pot calling the kettle black when she says I'm messy.
- Him accusing me of lying is the pot calling the kettle black.
sweeten the pot
1make an offer more attractive by adding more benefits
To make an offer better by adding something extra.
- They sweetened the pot with an extra bonus payment.
- I'll sweeten the pot by throwing in free delivery.