potěr

poter c indefinite plural of pote poter to be able to     Conjugation of poter poter (apocopated) Apocopic form of potere petro-, porte pōter first-person

Hyphenation: Pö‧ter Pöter m (strong, genitive Pöters, plural Pöter) (colloquial) buttocks Declension of Pöter [masculine, strong] “Pöter” in Duden online

pot-in-pot pot lace pot lead pot life pot likker pot limit pot liquor pot luck pot-luck pot man pot marigold pot metal pot mod pot noodle pot odds pot of

to the fact that both cast-iron pots' and kettles' bottoms turn equally black when hung over a fire, and thus the pot is accusing the kettle of a fault

French potence (“power, a crutch”), from Latin potentia (“power, in Medieval Latin also crutch”), from potens (“powerful”); see potent. potence (countable