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Definition of coal
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of coal is as below...
Coal (n.) A
black,
or
brownish
black,
solid,
combustible
substance,
dug from beds or veins in the earth to be used for fuel, and
consisting,
like
charcoal,
mainly
of
carbon,
but more
compact,
and often
affording,
when
heated,
a large
amount
of
volatile
matter..
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Coal-black
::
Coal-black
(a.) As black as coal; jet
black;
very
black.
Culm
::
Culm (n.)
Mineral
coal that is not
bituminous;
anthracite,
especially
when found in small
masses..
Coal
::
Coal (v. t.) To burn to
charcoal;
to char.
Phenol
::
Phenol
(n.) A white or
pinkish
crystalline
substance,
C6H5OH,
produced
by the
destructive
distillation
of many
organic
bodies,
as wood, coal, etc., and
obtained
from the heavy oil from coal tar..
Clamp
::
Clamp (n.) A mass of
bricks
heaped
up to be
burned;
or of ore for
roasting,
or of coal for
coking..
Shovel
::
Shovel
(v. t.) An
implement
consisting
of a broad
scoop,
or more or less
hollow
blade,
with a
handle,
used for
lifting
and
throwing
earth,
coal,
grain,
or other loose
substances..
Basin
::
Basin (n.) An
isolated
or
circumscribed
formation,
particularly
where the
strata
dip
inward,
on all
sides,
toward
a
center;
--
especially
applied
to the coal
formations,
called
coal
basins
or coal
fields..
Pounce
::
Pounce
(n.)
Charcoal
dust, or some other
colored
powder
for
making
patterns
through
perforated
designs,
-- used by
embroiderers,
lace
makers,
etc..
Kerosene
::
Kerosene
(n.) An oil used for
illuminating
purposes,
formerly
obtained
from the
distillation
of
mineral
wax,
bituminous
shale,
etc., and hence
called
also coal oil. It is now
produced
in
immense
quantities,
chiefly
by the
distillation
and
purification
of
petroleum.
It
consists
chiefly
of
several
hydrocarbons
of the
methane
series..
Propylene
::
Propylene
(n.) A
colorless
gaseous
hydrocarbon
(C3H6)
of the
ethylene
series,
having
a
garlic
odor. It
occurs
in coal gas, and is
produced
artificially
in
various
ways.
Called
also
propene..
Poudrette
::
Poudrette
(n.) A
manure
made from night soil, dried and mixed with
charcoal,
gypsum,
etc..
Butty
::
Butty (n.) One who mines by
contract,
at so much per ton of coal or ore..
Spurner
::
Spurn (n.) A body of coal left to
sustain
an
overhanding
mass.
Burn
::
Burn (v. t.) To
perfect
or
improve
by fire or heat; to
submit
to the
action
of fire or heat for some
economic
purpose;
to
destroy
or
change
some
property
or
properties
of, by
exposure
to fire or heat in due
degree
for
obtaining
a
desired
residuum,
product,
or
effect;
to bake; as, to burn clay in
making
bricks
or
pottery;
to burn wood so as to
produce
charcoal;
to burn
limestone
for the
lime..
Float
::
Float (v. i.) A coal cart.
Measure
::
Measure
(a.) Beds or
strata;
as, coal
measures;
lead
measures..
Pseudo-cumene
::
Pseudo-cumene
(n.) A
hydrocarbon
of the
aromatic
series,
metameric
with
mesitylene
and
cumene,
found in coal tar, and
obtained
as a
colorless
liquid..
Coletit
::
Coletit
(n.) Alt. of
Coalti.
Eikosylene
::
Eikosylene
(n.) A
liquid
hydrocarbon,
C20H38,
of the
acetylene
series,
obtained
from brown
coal..
Consociate
::
Consociate
(v. i.) To be
allied,
confederated,
or
associated;
to
coalescence..
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