Meanings of stokehold in English

After seeing the stokehold, the engines, and the laundry, we visited the kitchens.

Last run we couldn't keep the water out of the stokehold.

An awful racket, of iron things falling, came from the stokehold.

The explosion wrecked the stokehold just forward of amidships: and tore the bottom open.

Then we go into the stokehold among the mighty boilers.

There has been an accident in the stokehold.

Engine-room doors jambed, but I found the stokehold grating and got some way down the ladder.

Did you ever see them down the stokehold?

Walker had set one to clear up the stokehold; his companion, a fireman, had relieved Mr. Tollemache.

How could she overlook treatment which would have caused comment in the stokehold of a cattle ship?

Thirty-six men of the fire room met their death in the fire and steam and boiling water of the stokehold.

Adam was silent for a few minutes, and while Kit mused, shovels clinked in the stokehold and the vessel began to lift.

The stokehold ventilators hummed: in front of the six fire-doors two wild figures, stripped to the waist, staggered and stooped, wrestling with two shovels.

I'll see the stonemason gets packed off to sea again in a stokehold before he has a chance of stirring up the mud ashore.

A cloud of steam and a loud hissing came from the stokehold, and he knew the sea that swept the tug had covered the gratings.

'There were three waves,' said Keller; 'and the stokehold's flooded.'