Charcoal
Charcoal noun - A carbonaceous material obtained by heating wood or other organic matter in the absence of air.
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Synonyms for Charcoal
Dust and charcoal are semantically related. in remains of burning topic. In some cases you can use "Dust" instead a noun "Charcoal", when it comes to topics like powder remains after a fire.
Nearby Words: charcoaling, charcoaled
Dust
Dust noun - Discarded or useless material.
Both words in one sentence
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When the PC clinic rep assesses the damage, he refers to what's left as "charcoal or dust or dusty charcoal".
Source: Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs - The first story has griffon soldier Greyback getting fried by the Burning Talon's laser, reducing him to a charcoal statue that crumbles to dust as it falls from the sky.
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The first time Apollo turns it into charcoal dust, the second he shares it with her, the third he isn't there and Athena disintegrates it saying that it's not time for comedic props.
Source: Literature / Thalia's Musings
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