Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cannel coal
Noun
/ˈkæn.əl koʊl/
Definition
A type of coal that is composed primarily of bituminous coal and is known for its waxy texture and high luster.
Examples
- Cannel coal was often used in street lamps during the 19th century.
- The miners were excited when they discovered a large vein of cannel coal.
Meaning
Cannel coal is a specific form of coal that burns brightly and produces a significant amount of heat and light, making it valuable for certain applications.
Synonyms
- Waxy coal
- Oil coal
