Gallipot
11gallipot — [ galɪpɒt] noun historical a small pot used to hold medicines or ointments. Origin ME: prob. from galley + pot1 (because the pots were brought from the Mediterranean in galleys) …
12gallipot — n. 1. Druggist s pot, glazed earthen pot. 2. See galipot …
13gallipot — gal·li·pot …
14gallipot — gal•li•pot [[t]ˈgæl əˌpɒt[/t]] n. cer a small glazed pot used by druggists for medicines • Etymology: 1425–75; late ME galy pott. See galley, pot I …
15gallipot — I. /ˈgælipɒt/ (say galeepot) noun a small glazed pot used by pharmacists for medicines, etc. {? galley + pot1 (as if brought or imported in galleys) II. /ˈgælipɒt/ (say galeepot) noun → galipot …
16gallipot — n. small ceramic pot for medicine, etc …
17gallipot — n. a small pot of earthenware, metal, etc., used for ointments etc. Etymology: prob. GALLEY + POT(1), because brought in galleys from the Mediterranean …
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