Definition of hot pot
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: a stew of meat and vegetables
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: firepot 2
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The other is offering fragrant meat slices, spicy hot pot, kung pao chicken, and a tomato and egg dish, its menu lit up on a fluorescent LED board overhead.
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Clutter collects dust, creates stress, and takes up space better used, say, to place a phone or a hot pot.
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The restaurant with Chinese takeout, hot pot and Korean barbecue also has private rooms for karaoke.
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Along 8th Avenue to the east, shelves stacked with pork and red-bean buns, hot pot restaurants and banks populate Brooklyn's first Chinatown.
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Prices are along the lines of some of the higher-end hot pot spots.
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The hot pot option is a great build-it-yourself way to try multiple things on the menu.
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The boy was rushing to collect some chopsticks from his parents, who own the spicy hot pot outlet, local media reported.
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There were people crowded into the restaurant, clustered around piles of hot pots filled with beef, fish maws, and pork intestines along with casseroles of sauteed loofah and kidneys with chili sauce.
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First Known Use of hot pot
1842
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Definition of hot pot for English Language Learners
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: a mixture of meat and vegetables cooked together with liquid in a single pot
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