coalcoal /koʊl/ ●●● W3 noun 1
[uncountable] earth science a black mineral that is dug from the earth and burned for heat: coal miners2[countable usually plural] a small piece of something such as wood or CHARCOAL that is glowing because it is burning or has been burned: Grill the steaks over medium-hot coals for 5–7 minutes on each side. [Origin: Old English col] → see also rake somebody over the coals at rake2 (4)
[uncountable] earth science a black mineral that is dug from the earth and burned for heat: coal miners2[countable usually plural] a small piece of something such as wood or CHARCOAL that is glowing because it is burning or has been burned: Grill the steaks over medium-hot coals for 5–7 minutes on each side. [Origin: Old English col] → see also rake somebody over the coals at rake2 (4)- well-proportioned
- well-qualified
- well-read
- well-rounded
- well-run
- Wells, H.G.
- well-spoken
- wellspring
- well-stocked
- well-suited
- well-thought-of
- well-thought-out
- well-thumbed
- well-timed
- well-to-do
- well-traveled
- well-turned
- well-turned-out
- well-versed
- well-wisher
- well-woman
- well-worn
- Welsh
- welsh
- Welshman