coal shovel (Meaning)
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coal shovel (n)
a hand shovel for shoveling coal
Synonyms & Antonyms of coal shovel
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coal shovel Sentence Examples
- The coal shovel leaned against the wall, ready for use by the fireplace.
- The coal shovel was made of sturdy metal, designed to withstand the weight of coal.
- The coal shovel had a long handle for reaching into the scuttle without getting too close to the fire.
- The blacksmith forged the coal shovel with precision, ensuring durability and functionality.
- The coal shovel scooped up the fuel with ease, transferring it from the scuttle to the fire grate.
- A layer of coal dust coated the surface of the coal shovel, evidence of its frequent use.
- The caretaker wielded the coal shovel with practiced skill, evenly distributing the fuel across the fire.
- The coal shovel was an essential tool for maintaining the fire's heat and brightness.
- With a flick of the wrist, the coal shovel deposited its load into the heart of the flames.
- The coal shovel clanked against the metal grate as it emptied its contents, signaling the completion of its task.
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a hand shovel for shoveling coal
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The coal shovel leaned against the wall, ready for use by the fireplace.
The coal shovel was made of sturdy metal, designed to withstand the weight of coal.
The coal shovel had a long handle for reaching into the scuttle without getting too close to the fire.
The blacksmith forged the coal shovel with precision, ensuring durability and functionality.
