coalbin
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of coalbin
Example Sentences
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In Stockbridge, Mass., Mrs. John F. Decker argued that no woman should be expected to put up with a man who kept six skunks in the coalbin.
From Time Magazine Archive
At one point he moved his brood into a coalbin cellar.
From Time Magazine Archive
He set up a tiny laboratory in his parents' unused coalbin, plastered the walls with his own charts of the elements and their valences.
From Time Magazine Archive
His first laboratory was his coalbin, and the first lithium furnace was made from ash cans.
From Time Magazine Archive
Now the following story will be about Buddy on horseback—that is, providing no cats get into our coalbin to scratch the furnace and make it go out.
From Buddy and Brighteyes Pigg Bed Time Stories by Garis, Howard Roger
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