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Webster Dictionary :: Coal-stone
COAL-STONE, n. A kind of cannel-coal.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-ship
COAL-SHIP, n. A ship employed in transporting coal.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-pit
COAL-PIT, n. A pit where coal is dug. In America, a place where charcoal is made.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-mouse
COAL-MOUSE, n. A small species of titmouse, with a black head.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-miner
COAL-MINER, n. One who works in a coal-mine.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-mine
COAL-MINE, n. A mine or pit in which coal is dug.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-house
COAL-HOUSE, n. A house or shed for keeping coal.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-fish
COAL-FISH, n. A species of Gadus or cod, named from the color of its back. It gr...
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-box
COAL-BOX, n. A box to carry coal to the fire.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-black
COAL-BLACK, a. Black as a coal; very black.
Webster Dictionary :: Coal
COAL, n. 1. A piece of wood, or other combustible substance, ignited, burning, o...
Webster Dictionary :: Coak
COAK. [See Coke .]
Webster Dictionary :: Coaiti
COAITI, n. A species of monkey in South America.
Webster Dictionary :: Coagulum
COAGULUM, n. Rennet; curd; the clot of blood, separated by cold, acid, _c.
Webster Dictionary :: Coagulator
COAGULATOR, n. That which causes coagulation.
Webster Dictionary :: Coagulative
COAGULATIVE, a. That has the power to cause concretion.
