Boiler (noun)

A device used for heating liquids, especially water, to produce steam, which is used for heating, generating electricity, or powering mechanical systems.

Origin:

The term "boiler" originated in the late 16th century from the old french word "boylet" meaning "kettle" or "cauldron". it has been used to refer to a container used for boiling liquids since then.

Examples:

1. The boiler in the basement was providing heat to the entire building.
2. The steam from the boiler was used to drive the turbines in the power plant.
3. The technician was called to fix the broken boiler in the office building.
4. The new boiler was much more energy efficient and helped lower the energy bill.
5. The industrial-sized boilers were used to produce high-pressure steam for a variety of processes.