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oven
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oven [′əv·ən]
(engineering)
A heated enclosure for baking, heating, or drying.
(geology)
A rounded, saclike, chemically weathered pit or hollow in a rock (especially a granitic rock) which has an arched roof and resembles an oven.


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A steam oven, teppanyaki plate and hot water tap would also be included in the scheme along with a pounds 10,000 fridge.
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