coaled

SayKOHLD/koʊld//kəʊld/

2 meanings of coaled

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of coal. Use this when talking about supplying or taking on coal in the past.
The ship coaled at the dock before its long trip.
After the train coaled, it set off down the track.
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2
adjective
Having a supply of coal on board to use as fuel.
Like a car with a full tank of gas, ready for a long drive.
The coaled ship was ready for its long ocean trip.
A fully coaled train can travel far without stopping.
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coaled is a form of coal

coal, verb: To fill a ship or engine with coal, or to take coal on. Full entry

Forms: coalcoals he/she/itcoaling -ing formcoaled past tense, past participle
Spelling: coal → coaled: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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