Firebox is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIREBOX in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a chamber in which fuel is burned
• the chamber of a steam engine or boiler in which the fuel is burnt.
• furnace chamber of a boiler in a steam locomotive
• a furnace (as on a steam locomotive) in which fuel is burned

Words related to FIREBOX

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Words that contain FIREBOX

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How to use FIREBOX in a sentence

• The fire-box clogged and the steam began to drop, and when I reached a fairly long piece of road in the dark and silent canon, she refused to recover.
• Before leaving him let us take a look at his firebox, and we will see that it is full of coal, at least up to the level of the door.
• While they make a hot fire in a firebox, they sometimes start a hot one outside of it.
• It is not supposed that anyone will attempt to blow out the water with any fire in the firebox.
• This steam keeps the entire boiler hot till everything is blown out, and the result is that all the dirt, sediment and lime is baked solid on the tubes and side of firebox.
• You will find at the bottom of boiler one or two hand hole plates-if your boiler has a water bottom-if not, they will be found at the bottom of sides of firebox.
• I never saw a man go into a firebox and stop the leak but that he came out well pleased with himself.
• The fact that a firebox is no pleasant workshop may have had something to do with it.
• The fire-box is of copper, fitted with a fire brick arch for coal burning, and the grate area is 15 square feet.
• The fire-box in the locomotive opened and flung a flood of light upon a swirling cloud of smoke.
• Stephenson, in getting the engine put in order for the Patent Office Museum, certainly did not cut off the fire-box shown in Mr.
• He knows that the crown-sheet of the fire-box is bare, and that any moment it may give down and the end will come.
• Ford glanced back at the following car framed in the red glow from the opened fire-box door.
• A second, very fragmentary brick foundation close to the present riverbank suggests a shop rather than a house, but lacks firebox evidence or other identifying features.
• Tommy pulled the flaps together hastily, and returned to his tearful task at the fire-box.
• He sped not only with the firebox open but with the forced draught.
• In the red glow from the fire-box, a group of people stood huddled together on the platform, encumbered by bundles and boxes.
• Remove the stove covers, and brush the soot and ashes out of all the flues and draft holes into the fire-box.
• Be sure that the wood extends out to both ends of the fire-box.
• In an ordinary stove, the coals should be nearly to the top of the fire-box, that the meat may be held so as almost to touch the fire.
• Then with three hard raps against the wooden edge of the firebox, he knocked out again the glowing ball of weed.
• There was no window, no light, no firebox, and no chair.
• The speed is great, and the flames in the fire-box boil up and form eddies like water at the doors of an opening lock.
• He reached up to the shelf where the matches were kept, lighted the shavings, laid them carefully in the firebox and fed the little blaze with dry splinters.
• Never, for any reason, allow the coal to come above the edge of the fire-box or lining.

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