Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

coal-chute

Noun

/ˈkoʊl ʧuːt/

Definition

A coal-chute is a sloping passage or channel through which coal is delivered from one place to another, often from a storage area to a furnace or boiler.

Examples

The old factory had a coal-chute that connected the storage yard to the furnace room.
During the renovation, they uncovered an ancient coal-chute that was once vital to the heating system.
He carefully positioned the coal-chute to ensure a smooth flow of coal into the boiler.

Meaning

It is primarily used in buildings or industrial settings to facilitate the movement of coal, making it easier to access fuel for heating or power generation.