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coal chute

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Noun1.coal chute - a chute for coalcoal chute - a chute for coal                    
slideway, sloping trough, chute, slide - sloping channel through which things can descend
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On March 8, 1870, a Mr Clifton requested compensation after falling through a coal chute in Royal Arcade.
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Pula said when the Quabbin Administration Building was built, it was heated with coal, and the coal chutes and coal storage bins are still in place.
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The hoppers in the staiths were linked to coal chutes called spouts and the teemers had the task of adjusting these spouts according to the tide.
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