ppl. a. [f. COAL v. + -ED.]

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  1.  Turned into charcoal; charred.

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1598.  Stow, Surv. (1754), I. I. i. 2/1. Fires … of spray or brush wood, or wood coaled.

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  † 2.  Continued down to the coal; said of a pit.

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1708.  J. C., Compl. Collier (1845), 14. It is a very good Caution, even in a Coaled Pit, to put a Bore-Rod about a Fathom.

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  3.  Furnished with coal, containing coal.

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1729.  Stukely, Itin. Cur., in Brand, Newcastle (1789), II. 680, note. Coaled strata, stone and other materials, jumbled together.

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