What does STOVE mean?

Stove

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A device that is used to cook food and heat a room. It typically consists of an oven, burners, and a chimney or flue to release smoke or exhaust.

Pronunciations: US: /stoʊv/; UK: /stəʊv/

Origin and Usage: The word "stove" comes from the Old English word "stofa," which means "a heated room." The modern usage of the word refers to a device that is used to cook food and heat a room. Stoves have been used for centuries, with early versions consisting of a simple hearth or fire pit. Modern stoves are typically fueled by gas or electricity and come in a variety of styles and sizes.

Synonyms: Cooker, range, oven, burner, heater

Related Words: Hearth, grill, fryer, smoker, roaster

Example Sentences:

• She cooked dinner on the stove.
• The wood stove kept the cabin warm all winter.
• The gas stove was easy to use and heated up quickly.
• He installed a new stove in the kitchen.