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Meanings of soot in English
Usage of soot in English
1
The soot in your soul is a stain in your eyes, McTee.
2
He was working upstream against a heavy traffic of soot-faced wretches now.
3
Mike dropped the soot-covered object in the fender, and glared at it.
4
A cloud of soot spilled down the chimney and across the hearth.
5
The button of soot has vanished into the limbo of superseded inventions.
6
Part drifted above, in clouds, twisting round like soot in a smoke-wreath.
7
The air is thick, smouldering with soot and pieces of burning paper.
8
So too are nitrous emissions and other impurities, including mercury and soot.
9
The fashion was for heavy and dark, often using soot or charcoal.
10
The soot-filled atmosphere was astir and palpitating with something bold and daring.
11
For heavy soot buildup on the interior, use a heavy-duty grill cleaner.
12
Down came the pipe, and with it a peck of greasy soot.
13
It is dirty, because of the dust and soot which result therefrom.
14
The underside of the glass, Yagharek saw, was coated in greasy soot.
15
The blocking for the leather was made of soot and hogs' lard.
16
Sometimes when the sweep hasn't been the soot tumbles down the chimney.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common