Synonyms and antonyms of Kitchen and general household utensils in British Thesaurus

bottle opener (noun)

a small tool used for removing the lid from a bottle

breadboard (noun)

a board on which you cut bread

can opener (noun)

a tin opener

cheeseboard (noun)

a board used for serving or cutting cheese

chopping block (noun)

a block of wood used for cutting food or wood on

chopping board (noun)

British a flat piece of wood or plastic used for cutting food on

cocktail stick (noun)

British a very small pointed stick that you can push through small pieces of food

corkscrew (noun)

a tool used for pulling the corks out of wine bottles

kitchen (noun)

used in a kitchen

kitchenware (noun)

things that are used for preparing and eating food, for example knives, dishes, and pans

measuring cup (noun)

mainly American a measuring jug

nutcracker (noun)

a tool for breaking open the shells of nuts

opener (noun)

a tool or machine that is used for opening something

pan (noun)

a container shaped like a dish on a set of scales used for holding things you want to weigh

peg (noun)

an object fixed to a wall, door etc and used for hanging things on

shoetree (noun)

an object shaped like a foot that you put inside a shoe to make it keep its shape when you are not wearing it

tin opener (noun)

British an object used for opening tins

tray (noun)

a flat piece of plastic, metal, or wood with raised edges, used for carrying things such as plates or food

tree (noun)

an object with separate parts for hanging things on

utensil (noun)

something that you use for cooking or eating with