coalhole (kolhol)

1. A trap in the sidewalk for the reception of coal to be stored in a cellar beneath.-2. A coal-cellar. [Eng.] 3. Naut., that part of a ship's hold lying near to the after-magazine containing coal, wood, etc. [Eng.] coal-hood, coaly-hood (kōl'hud, -i-hud), n. [So called from their black crown.] 1. The bull finch.-2. The coal-tit. coal-hoodie (kōl'hudi), n. 1. Same as coal hood.-2. A name of the black-headed bunting, Emberiza schænicla. coal-hulk (kōl'hulk), n. A ve el kept, usual ly at foreign stations, for supplying steamers with coal. See collier1 .