a rounded or cylindrical container, typically of metal, used for cooking

pots and pans hung from a rack

the total sum of the bets made on a round in poker, brag, etc.

Jim raked in half the pot

a prize in a sporting contest, especially a silver cup

a pot belly

men pat their pots proudly and talk of how they must have got through a few skinfuls

an engine cylinder

a shot in which a player strikes a ball into a pocket

he put together a 36 clearance to blue which was full of difficult pots

plant in a flowerpot

pot individual cuttings as soon as you see new young leaves

preserve (food, especially meat or fish) in a sealed pot or jar

venison can be potted in the same way as tongue

strike (a ball) into a pocket

he failed to pot a red at close range

hit or kill by shooting

he was shot in the eye as neighbours potted clay pigeons

make articles from earthenware or baked clay

why not paint or pot in the sun this winter?

sit (a young child) on a potty

encapsulate (an electrical component or circuit) in a synthetic resin or similar insulating material which sets solid

cannabis

we smoked pot at football games

a shot aimed at someone or something; a potshot

my friends had a pot at the occasional rabbit

(chiefly in rugby) an attempt to score a goal with a kick

score (a goal)

the English Lion potted two penalties of his own