kettle
ket‧tle S3 /ˈketl/
noun [countable]
1. a container with a lid, a handle, and a spout, used for boiling and pouring water
SYN teakettle American English:
She filled the kettle and switched it on.
The kettle’s boiling (=the water in it is boiling).
Put the kettle on (=start boiling water in a kettle), will you?
2. American English a large pot, used for making soup
3. another/a different kettle of fish informal used to say that a situation is very different from one that you have just mentioned:
She enjoys public speaking, but being on TV is a different kettle of fish.
ket‧tle S3 /ˈketl/
noun [countable] Language: Old English
Origin: cetel
Origin: cetel

1. a container with a lid, a handle, and a spout, used for boiling and pouring water
SYN teakettle American English:
2. American English a large pot, used for making soup
3. another/a different kettle of fish informal used to say that a situation is very different from one that you have just mentioned: