Kitchenwares [noun]

Founded in 2010 by Szulczewski and Danny Zhang, who met at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, Wish connects sellers to potential buyers of everything from clothing to electronic goods and kitchenware.

The last I saw of him he was running toward the kitchenware department with the store detective after him.

But the women had wanted only a small portion of his kitchenware and spices.

These usually carry a small line of premiums, featuring a piece of kitchenware, or other inexpensive item, with bulk coffee.

He can't bear dust; dirty sooty pots and other kitchenware are his aversion; and he will often scrub at 'em with all his might.

We will keep the clothing, bedding and kitchenware, and the like.

Every housewife is in the habit of providing kitchenware for the use of her employees.

In the spring Gerretson's offered Fanny the position of buyer and head of the china, glassware, and kitchenware sections.

On the table stood six cake tins, more pots and pans, salt and pepper shakers, enough of kitchenware to start off two brides.

The kitchenware was all of silver and gold; but there were no human beings to be seen.