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coal scuttle
noun
- a metal bucket, usually with a lip, for holding and carrying coal.
coal scuttle
noun
- a domestic metal container for coal
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Origin of coal scuttle1
First recorded in 1765–75
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Cadets teeter beneath helmets resembling giant coal scuttles, while their superiors barely prevent their ornate headgear from succumbing to gravity.
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“Sometimes you have to let the underworld in,” Mr. Oliver says, describing an invasion of his house’s coal scuttle by a group of vagrants.
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The only thing would hush her, he always said, was for him to beat the coal scuttle with a poke and sing ‘Dixie.’
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“No, you simple-minded piece of cream cheese,” she replies, “I’m filling the coal scuttle with apple sauce.”
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Next came a dragon-shaped coal scuttle that glowed gold and orange.
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