Stove
A stove is a heat-producing device. Typically the word is used to refer to a kitchen appliance used for either generating warmth or for cooking. In British English, however, the term cooker is normally used for the cooking appliance, and stove for a wood or coal-burning room heating appliance.
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Kitchen - Appliance - Warmth - Cooking - British English
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There are many types of stoves. A kitchen stove is used to cook food, and refers to a device which has both burners on the top (also known as a cooktop or range), or in British English as a hob) and an oven.
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Kitchen - Food - Cooktop - Range - Hob - Oven
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Stoves may generate heat by:
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- burning of:
- natural gas
- heating oil
- wood, coal, or synthetic heating pellet
- electrical resistance (by way of a heating element)
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