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briquet

American  
[bri-ket] / brɪˈkɛt /

noun

briquetted, briquetting
  1. briquette.


Example Sentences

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"If there are briquets that haven't burned all the way, you can actually reuse them for your next cookout," Vanover adds.

From Salon

If briquets, wood or pellets are your fuel of choice, lay in a supply of those.

From Washington Times

I usually use all natural lump charcoal, or briquets, rather.

From Salon

The company used to sell coal to Kingsford for use in making charcoal briquets, and sometimes sells it for use in landscaping, Kasa said.

From Washington Times

The ban includes briquets, but propane flames are allowed.

From Seattle Times