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coal
noun
1 a hard brittle carbonaceous rock, usually black or brown in colour, formed by the compaction of partially decomposed plant material and used as a fuel.
2 a piece of this.
verb (coaled , coaling ) tr & intr to take in or provide with coal.
[Anglo-Saxon col ]
coals to Newcastle something brought to a place where it is already plentiful.
haul someone over the coals colloq to scold them severely.
noun
1 a hard brittle carbonaceous rock, usually black or brown in colour, formed by the compaction of partially decomposed plant material and used as a fuel.
2 a piece of this.
verb (coaled , coaling ) tr & intr to take in or provide with coal.
[Anglo-Saxon col ]
coals to Newcastle something brought to a place where it is already plentiful.
haul someone over the coals colloq to scold them severely.
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