Definitions
- A container for holding water, typically made of clay or ceramic. - Used for storing and pouring water in a small quantity. - Commonly used in households for watering plants or washing hands.
- A container for holding and pouring liquids, typically made of glass or plastic. - Used for serving drinks such as water, juice, or lemonade. - Commonly used in restaurants, cafes, and households for serving beverages.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are containers for holding and pouring liquids.
- 2Both can be used for serving drinks.
- 3Both have a spout for pouring liquids.
- 4Both can be made of different materials.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Waterpot is typically smaller than pitcher.
- 2Purpose: Waterpot is primarily used for storing and pouring water, while pitcher is used for serving various types of drinks.
- 3Design: Waterpot is often made of clay or ceramic and has a traditional design, while pitcher can be made of glass, plastic, or metal and has a modern design.
- 4Handle: Pitcher usually has a handle for easy pouring, while waterpot may or may not have a handle.
- 5Usage: Waterpot is more commonly used in households for watering plants or washing hands, while pitcher is more commonly used in restaurants, cafes, and households for serving beverages.
Remember this!
Waterpot and pitcher are both containers for holding and pouring liquids. However, the difference between waterpot and pitcher is their size, purpose, design, handle, and usage. A waterpot is typically smaller and used for storing and pouring water in small quantities, while a pitcher is larger and used for serving various types of drinks, such as water, juice, or lemonade.
