Colander (noun)

A kitchen utensil with perforations used for straining liquids from solids.

Origin:

Late 16th century; earliest use found in thomas fitzherbert (d. 1540), author. from italian colapasta.

Examples:

1. She carefully drained the pasta in the colander before adding it to the sauce.
2. The colander was a staple in her kitchen and was used daily for various tasks.
3. The plastic colander was lightweight and easy to clean, making it a favorite among home cooks.
4. The colander came in handy when making soup, as it made straining the broth a breeze.
5. The stainless steel colander was a durable and long-lasting addition to her cookware collection.