stokehole
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How to use stokehole in a sentence
In the end volunteers were taken into the stokehole and the Southland was beached.
"Over There" with the Australians | R. Hugh KnyvettFor the temperature in the stokehole of a battleship, when forced draft is being used, is about the highest in the world.
Two Boys of the Battleship | Frank V. WebsterHe crawled down a short ladder and through low passageways dripping wet and so came into the stokehole.
The Harbor | Ernest PooleThen I climbed down a ladder into the stokehole; nobody was there either.
A German deserter's war experience | AnonymousHe told her about his Caruso and the dancing team from the stokehole.
The Corner House Girls on Palm Island | Grace Brooks Hill
British Dictionary definitions for stokehole
/ (ˈstəʊkˌhəʊl) /
another word for stokehold
a hole in a furnace through which it is stoked
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