Anthracite
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 7
an′thras-īt, n. a kind of coal that burns nearly without flame, smell, or smoke, consisting almost entirely of carbon, and not readily ignited.— adjs. Anthracif′erous , yielding anthracite; Anthracit′ic .— n. Anthracit′ism . [Gr. anthrakitēs , coal-like— anthrax , coal.]
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