1. A small pot, used by chemists, founders, and others, for melting ores, metals, &c., made of earth, so tempered and baked as to endure extreme heat, or of other substances that resist fire; a hollow place at the bottom of a furnace to receive the melted metal; a situation which severely tests a man's virtue.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cruciblle,
• cruble,
• crcuible,
• cruciable,
• crucila,
• cretible,
• creible,
• pricible,
• crubicle,
• crusible,
• crunble,
• cruicible,
• crucil,
• crocidle,
• crdible,
• cruicble,
• brucidae,
• cricible,
• crucibel,
• peccible

• crucify,
• Cruciferae,
• cruciferous,
• crucifer,
• crucifix.

The plural of the "crucible" can be the "crucibles".

The singular of the "crucible" can be the "crucible".