Clues for the word "COAL"
We've had 263 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 583 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Evening Standard Quick crossword on April 10, 2026.
Definition of coal
- n. - A thoroughly charred, and extinguished or still ignited, fragment from wood or other combustible substance; charcoal.
- n. - A black, or brownish black, solid, combustible substance, dug from beds or veins in the earth to be used for fuel, and consisting, like charcoal, mainly of carbon, but more compact, and often affording, when heated, a large amount of volatile matter.
- v. t. - To burn to charcoal; to char.
- v. t. - To mark or delineate with charcoal.
- v. t. - To supply with coal; as, to coal a steamer.
- v. i. - To take in coal; as, the steamer coaled at Southampton.
Referring Clues
- Black shade
- Christmas stocking item
- Polish export
- Brat's Christmas present
- It's taken out at the seams
- Kind of tar
- Shade of black
- Furnace fodder
- Anthracite, e.g.
- Scuttle's contents
- Locomotive fuel
- Kentucky resource
- Brat's stocking stuffer
- Scuttle filler
- Scuttle contents
- Fuel from a mine
- Symbol of blackness
- Fuel that's shoveled
- Saar Basin resource
- Santa's "present" for a naughty child
- Epitome of blackness
- "Present" in bad kids' Christmas stockings
- Kentucky natural resource
- Energy source exported by Australia
- West Virginia resource
- Red-hot barbecue nugget
- Stoker's supply
- Frosty's "eyes"
- Fossil fuel
- Either of Frosty's eyes
- One of the fossil fuels
- Dirty fuel
- Mine find
- West Virginia export
- Anthracite, for one
- Briquette
- Black vein contents
- Big Utah export
- Seamy stuff?
- Furnace fuel
- Snowman's eye, perhaps
- Stocking stuffer, perhaps
- With 32-Down, heating sources
- Unwanted stocking stuffer
- Hod contents
- Naughty child's year-end comeuppance
- Energy source
- Annual sign of bad behavior?
- Pennsylvania resource
- Beehive oven input
- Lignite, for one
- Snowman's eye material
- Old furnace fuel
- Frosty's eye
- Old-time furnace fuel
- Grill filler
- Old-time fossil fuel
- Newcastle export
- It's found in seams
- Frosty's eyes
- Type of mine
- Tram filler
- Greenhouse gas culprit
- Mine output
- Christmas stocking disappointment
- Gift for a bad boy
- Anthracite or lignite
- Anthracite
- Certain fossil fuel
- Christmas stocking punishment
- Santa's revenge
- Lousy stocking filler
- Barbecue material
- Furnace fodder, perhaps
- Furnace fuel, sometimes
- Diamond's ancestry
- Certain global warming culprit
- Black, combustible rock
- West Virginia natural resource
- Fuel for an old furnace
- Naughty child's Christmas gift
- Historic Newcastle resource
- Big greenhouse gas culprit
- Eyes for Frosty
- Unwelcome stocking stuffer
- Stocking stuffer for a naughty child
- "King" of West Virginia
- Diamond's ancestor
- Newcastle resource
- Stocking stuffer?
- Scuttle stuff
- Stocking stuffer for a brat
- Kentucky's state mineral
- Hopper fill
- Fuel for some
- Fuel from mines
- Bad child's stocking filler
- Barbecue fuel
- Ember
- Stuff in a scuttle
- Debt slip
- Bin fill
- Fuel
- Brat's stocking stuffer?
- Fuel material
- Stoker's fuel
- Franklin stove fuel
- Word with the 57-Across in 25-Down
- Mined fuel
- Seam makeup
- Makeup of some seams
- Combustible mineral
- ___-black
- Frosty's 'eyes'
- Stove filler
- Stoking supply
- Naughty child's stocking filler
- Kentucky export
- Barbecue nugget
- Frosty material?
- Either of Frosty the Snowman's eyes
- Stove fuel
- Homophone of 103 Across
- Seam material
- Eye for Frosty
- Snowman's eyes
- Carbon power source
- Ember, perhaps
- Combustible rock
- Anthracite or bituminous
- ___ black
- Mineral fuel
- Heating chunk
- Diamond, long ago
- Classic Christmas stocking punishment
- Lignite or anthracite
- Alberta natural resource
- Fossilized plants
- Stocking stuffer
- Its burning is a major source of Beijing smog
- "___ Miner's Daughter" (1980)
- Big product of Kentucky
- Combustible substance
- Jet
- A fossil fuel
- Colliery commodity
- Anthracite or bituminous, e.g.
- Early steam engine fuel
- "___ Miner's Daughter"
- ______ dale, Alberta
- Barbecue briquette
- Fuel source
- Mine extraction
- Something Santa gives
- Diamonds, long ago
- Holiday stocking bummer
- Black power?
- Earthy material
- Lump in a Christmas stocking
- Old stove fuel
- Stuff for Frosty's eyes
- Fuel that contributes to global warming
- Eyes for Frosty the Snowman
- Black fuel
- Type of fuel
- Fuel source dug out of mines
- Black fuel source
- Black energy source
- West Virginia mine product
- Mexico always provides fuel
- Type of miner
- "Black diamonds"
- Frosty the Snowman's eyes
- Fuel source from West Virginia
- West Virginia product
- Kind of mine for The Police's canary
- Mine The Police's "Canary" is in?
- Kind of mine, to Police's "Canary"
- Nu-metal band ___ Chamber
- Heavy rockers ___ Chamber
- "Dark Days" ___ Chamber
- "Chamber Music" ___ Chamber
- Ocean ¾ mile out - this could be deep
- Pink heart extracted from 14 (part 1)
- Source of tar or possibly some alcohol
- Carbonaceous rock used as fuel
- It's mainly carbon
- What "cinder concrete" contains
- Kind of mine for Police's "Canary"
- Fire fuel
- Steamship fuel
- Steam train fuel
- 10's musical to 23, breaking the endless Carousel hoodoo
- Pit company against drink, keeping little time
- Fuel collected from mines
- Steamboat fuel
- Something found in seams
- Fossil fuel mined in Appalachia
- Certain fuel
- What Santa puts in a naughty kid's stocking
- Energy source that's mined in West Virginia
- Former furnace fuel
- Fuel in a scuttle
- It has a black face
- Barbecue item
- Nonrenewable energy source
- Fuel obtained from mines
- Hydrocarbon fuel
- Train fuel, of old
- Kind of black
- Does such mining have its seamy side?
- Solid fuel
- Fuel for a grill
- It's black and pink, lacking resistance
- Santa's gift for a brat
- Common locomotive fuel, once
- Newcastle surplus
- What Frosty's eyes are made of
- Santa's "gift" for bad children
- Fuel for old locomotives
- Black mineral
- Type of fossil fuel
- Power source
- Frosty’s eyes
- Nuggets in a scuttle
- Lump for one on the "naughty list"
- Fuel for old furnaces
- Mineral forming parts of coral
- Undesired stocking stuffer
- River barge load
- Rock around the Christmas tree?
- Newcastle nugget
- Fuel for old stoves
- A gas burner!
- Fuel mineral
- Major energy source
- Stocking filler, for some
- Tandoor fuel
- Seam stuff
- Energy source often transported by train
- Out-of-favor power source
- Cheap energy source
- Food for a furnace
- Longtime Kentucky resource
- One source of global warming
- What Santa gives naughty children
- Furnace food
- Mined fuel source
- ___-fired
- Carbon-rich rock
- Santa's gift to naughty kids
- Utah's state rock
- What Santa gives a naughty kid
- Barbecue grill nugget
- *Nonrenewable energy source ... and the start of an eight-step word ladder
- Santa's offering to naughty kids
- Traditional Scottish New Year's gift, representing warmth for the year to come
- What some seams are made of
- Gift for someone on the Naughty List
- Declining industry of Appalachia
- Rhyme for "soul" in "Frosty the Snowman"
- Santa's gift for naughty children
- Christmas stocking filler for a naughty child
Last Seen In
- Evening Standard Quick - April 10, 2026
- New Zealand Herald - April 06, 2026
- Mindfood Daily - March 28, 2026
- Evening Standard Cryptic - March 02, 2026
- New Zealand Herald - February 28, 2026
- Penny Dell Daily - February 20, 2026
- Mirror Daily - January 23, 2026
- Daily American - January 09, 2026
- Mirror Daily - November 13, 2025
- Mirror Daily - October 13, 2025
- Your Life Choices - August 25, 2025
- Your Life Choices - August 17, 2025
- Evening Standard Easy - July 31, 2025
- New York Times - July 28, 2025
- Daily American - July 25, 2025
- New Zealand Herald - July 02, 2025
- Mirror Daily - June 03, 2025
- Your Life Choices - June 01, 2025
- Daily Cryptic - May 24, 2025
- New Zealand Herald - May 05, 2025
- Mirror Daily - April 28, 2025
- Mirror Daily - April 25, 2025
- Mirror Daily - April 20, 2025
- Mirror Daily - April 12, 2025
- Mirror Daily - March 08, 2025
- Family Time - March 03, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - February 18, 2025
- Mirror Daily - February 12, 2025
- Daily American - January 30, 2025
- Evening Standard Easy - January 27, 2025
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