Ladle [noun]

Then she would turn him over on his back and paddle his stomach with a ladle to make sure that he was well filled!

A fellow was dropt down in the bucket, and soon bawled out from the bottom, "I have found the punch-ladle, so wind me up."

I see mother's long, slender fingers grasp the heavy ladle, and the next instant a sharp pain pierces my left hand.

The objects in the engraving are probably the shears, comb, ladle, and an unknown instrument used for cleansing wool.

In his excitement he failed to notice that he had spilled some pepper into the ladle which he held in one hand.

The ladle (cyathus, Fig. 127) held about one-twelfth of a pint, or more probably was graduated by twelfths.

Forward goes your strength tending heavenward, rich in offerings, with the ladle full of ghee.

O Agni, send forth with the ladle thy heat, thy winged flames; send forth unfettered thy firebrands all around.

It also furnishes a base of support for two very important structures, the arytenoid (arutaina, a ladle) cartilages.

Take a ladle full of solder and drop the solder on the joint.