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washery — /ˈwɒʃəri/ (say woshuhree) noun a large scale facility for coal washing. Also, coal washery …
washery — wash·ery … English syllables
washery — ˈwȯshərē, ˈwäsh , ˈwȯish noun ( es) Etymology: wash (I) + ery : a place at which material (as wool, ore, coal, or crushed stone) is freed from impurities or dust by washing … Useful english dictionary
coal washery — /ˈkoʊl wɒʃəri/ (say kohl woshuhree) noun → washery …
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