coal (n.)
- alcohol
- anthracite
- ash
- ashes
- benzine
- blaze
- blister
- brand
- briquette
- bunker
- burn
- butane
- calx
- carbon
- cast
- cater
- char
- charcoal
- cinder
- clinker
- coke
- combustible
- crack
- crow
- cupel
- dope
- dross
- ebony
- ember
- ethane
- ethanol
- feed
- fireball
- firebrand
- firing
- flame
- forage
- found
- fuel
- fulminate
- fume
- gas
- gasoline
- heptane
- hexane
- ink
- jet
- kerosene
- lava
- lignite
- methane
- methanol
- night
- octane
- oil
- paraffin
- parch
- peat
- pitch
- propane
- propellant
- provender
- provision
- raven
- reek
- scorch
- scoria
- sell
- singe
- slag
- sloe
- smoke
- smudge
- smut
- solder
- soot
- tar
- turf
- victual
- weld
coal (v.)
- ash
- blaze
- blister
- brand
- bunker
- burn
- cast
- cater
- cauterize
- char
- charcoal
- clinker
- coke
- crack
- crow
- detonate
- dope
- ember
- explode
- feed
- flame
- forage
- found
- fuel
- fulminate
- fume
- gas
- ink
- jet
- night
- oil
- oxidate
- oxidize
- parch
- peat
- pitch
- provision
- purvey
- raven
- reek
- refuel
- scorch
- sear
- sell
- singe
- slag
- smoke
- smudge
- smut
- solder
- soot
- stoke
- swinge
- tar
- turf
- vesicate
- victual
- vulcanize
- weld
coal (adj.)
Lord Stafford mines for coal and salt,
The Duke of Norfolk deals in malt,
The Douglas in red herrings.
