Cruet-stand
Cruet-stand
Cruet-stand (pronunciation: /ˈkruːɪt stænd/) is a small stand that holds containers or vessels known as cruets.
Etymology
The term "cruet-stand" is derived from the Old French word "crue," which means "earthen pot." The suffix "-stand" is from the Old English "standan," meaning "to stand." Thus, the term essentially refers to a stand for earthen pots.
Description
A cruet-stand is typically used in a medical context to hold cruets containing various substances such as oils, vinegars, or other medicinal liquids. The stand is designed to keep the cruets organized and easily accessible. Cruet-stands can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, wood, and glass.
Related Terms
- Cruet: A small container or vessel, often made of glass, used for holding a liquid such as oil or vinegar.
- Medicinal: Pertaining to medicine or the treatment of diseases; curative; healing.
- Medical: Relating to the science or practice of medicine.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Cruet-stand
- Wikipedia's article - Cruet-stand
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