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- noun Plural form of
chamberpot .
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Examples
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Colonial American realty never included outhouses and personalty never included chamberpots; the broken glasses and bent spoons are not there either.
The Volokh Conspiracy » A New Book Coming Soon from Michael Bellesiles 2010
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 His father was a millionaire mining engineer which afforded Hearst the chance to go to Harvard where he was expelled for giving his professors expensive chamberpots (early toilets) with their names imprinted on the inside.
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Colonial American realty never included outhouses and personalty never included chamberpots; the broken glasses and bent spoons are not there either.
The Volokh Conspiracy » A New Book Coming Soon from Michael Bellesiles 2010
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We'll do a full banner headline in red, pictures of each of the perverts just below it, and maybe a reverse perspective shot from one of the Senate chamberpots.
Mark Steinberg: Murdoch Says "Facts Are Boring" Mark Steinberg 2011
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And once the sewers were underground, we just dumped our chamberpots onto the curb and waited for the next rain shower to "flush" the streets.
Hyperlocalizing Hydrology in the Post-Industrial Urban Landscape 2008
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Colonial American realty never included outhouses and personalty never included chamberpots; the broken glasses and bent spoons are not there either.
The Volokh Conspiracy » A New Book Coming Soon from Michael Bellesiles 2010
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Colonial American realty never included outhouses and personalty never included chamberpots; the broken glasses and bent spoons are not there either.
The Volokh Conspiracy » A New Book Coming Soon from Michael Bellesiles 2010
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Meanwhile, Coulter and others are constantly emptying their diarrhea-splattered chamberpots over our heads.
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She was a "Necessary Woman" read: collected the chamberpots for almost all of the Stuarts; her career began during the reign of Charles I and ended with William and Mary.
Archive 2005-08-01 2005
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Nature, and more exterior things; if indeed they compare the greatest riches to fringes and golden chamberpots, and sometimes also, as it happens, to oil-cruets.
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