stokehold

British  

/ ˈstəʊkˌhəʊld /

noun

1. a coal bunker for a ship's furnace

2. the hold for a ship's boilers; fire room

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Example Sentences

There was three feet of water in the stokeholds, but it's subsiding, thank goodness!

From Project Gutenberg

No. 5 boiler room was damaged at the ship's side in the starboard forward bunker at a distance of 2 feet above the stokehold plates, at 2 feet from the water-tight bulkhead between Nos.

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In the warmth of the stokeholds of the "Mondavia," before the opened doors of blazing furnaces, these half-perished men rapidly revived.

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He thought the work was nearly completed, but when one examined a vessel's engines the boiler was generally opened and he crept cautiously to the stokehold.

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The stokehold of the Olive Branch, and then its engine-room, seemed to have sapped whatever intelligence he might once have possessed.

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