coking
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Pluralcokings
Pluralcokings
- 1Making coke by heating coal very strongly, without air, so that it breaks down.
Coking gives off thick smoke and strong smells.
My grandfather worked in coking for forty years.
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- 2Present participle and gerund of coke. Use it after "is" or "was", or to name the action itself.
The plant is coking coal day and night.
The fuel injectors were coking because of the cheap fuel.
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coking is a form of coke
coke, verb: To make coke out of coal. Full entry
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- coke → coking: drop the e, add -ing
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