1. plural of marmite: large cooking pots, typically made of metal or earthenware
2. plural of Marmite: jars or portions of a dark, salty yeast extract spread
Usage: British

Examples

• The chef lined up several marmites for preparing the soup course.
• Large marmites were essential equipment in the castle kitchen.
• She bought three small marmites of the yeast spread at the grocery store.
• The camping store sold lightweight aluminum marmites for outdoor cooking.
• Traditional French marmites are often made of heavy cast iron.
• He packed two marmites in his luggage to share the British spread with friends abroad.