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<h1>Understanding Coal and Charcoal: Definitions, Uses, and Legal Contexts Across Dictionaries.</h1> The term 'coal' is defined in various dictionaries as a solid black substance used as fuel, originating from carbonized vegetable matter. Blackies' Dictionary describes it as a charred or burning piece of wood or other combustible material, while the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary expands on this by including charcoal and mineral coal found in earth seams. Charcoal is defined as a black porous residue primarily composed of carbon, derived from partially burnt organic materials. These definitions highlight the different contexts and uses of coal and charcoal as fuel sources in legal and general terms.
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