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noun
1.
the carbonaceous material obtained by heating wood or other organic substances in the absence of air.
2.
a drawing pencil of charcoal.
3.
a drawing made with charcoal.
verb (used with object)
4.
to blacken, write, or draw with charcoal.
5.
to cook (food) over charcoal, especially on a grill.
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Charcoaling
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verb (used without object)
6.
to cook food over charcoal, especially on a grill.
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Word Origin & History
charcoal
mid-14c., first element is either O.Fr. charbon "charcoal," or, on the current theory, obs. charren "to turn" (from O.E. cerran) + cole "coal," thus, "to turn to coal."
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Medical Dictionary
charcoal char·coal (chär'kōl')
n.
Carbon obtained by heating or burning organic material with restricted access of air.
Activated charcoal.
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Science Dictionary
charcoal  (chär'kōl') Pronunciation Key
A black porous form of carbon produced by heating wood or bone in little or no air. Charcoal is used as a fuel, for drawing, and in air and water filters. |
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