dishpan

He slipped the paper into a dishpan of clear liquid.

If your dishpan is anywhere in the world, I am sure to find it."

Then he asked, "Why do you attach so much importance to a dishpan?"

On top of the barrel was a battered metal dishpan.

When the woman had listened to this story, she asked, "Then you have no idea as yet who has stolen your dishpan?"

And who else could have carried away my beautiful magic dishpan without being seen?"

"I should think he'd be ashamed of himself for stealing a poor woman's diamond dishpan!

But why can't your friend wash her dishes in another dishpan?"

"You must have thought, for the moment, that you had actually recovered your dishpan.

"Whoever has owned that dishpan has been a good cook, for one thing.

Yet the very morning after my dishpan was stolen, I tried to make a batch of cookies and they burned up in the oven!

Let us go to the City of the Bears and discover if my dishpan is there."

The diamond dishpan still remained in the cage, but the bars kept it from falling down on their heads.

"I've made you some surprises," Hattie said, carrying the plates across to the waiting dishpan.

She stores them in a plastic dishpan.

Have a dishpan of cold water nearby.

Dishpan Brigade was released two years later.

"It is your dishpan that is lost, not ours.

"I hope, however, you know where my jeweled dishpan is," said the Cookie Cook anxiously.

Dishpan Gap was named after he found an old rusty dishpan there.

"I am traveling in search of a jeweled gold dishpan, my good woman," he replied with an air of great dignity.

Tell me, my Pink Pinkerton, what has become of this lady's jeweled dishpan?"

"And give me back my dishpan?"

Andy tilted the dishpan against the cabin wall, draped the dishrag over the handle and went forward, pulling down his sleeves.

"Then what about my dishpan?"