charcoal
/ˈtʃɑrˌkoʊl/
adjective
- Made of or relating to charcoal.
- She bought a charcoal filter for her face mask.
- The charcoal drawing was displayed in the gallery.
- They used a charcoal grill for cooking the steaks.
- Having a dark gray color like charcoal.
- He chose a charcoal sweater for the cold weather.
- Her charcoal coat matched her boots perfectly.
- The office had charcoal carpeting throughout.
noun
- A black, lightweight material made by burning wood or other organic matter without much air, used for fuel, drawing, and filtering.
- Charcoal is often used in water filters to remove impurities.
- The artist used a stick of charcoal to sketch the portrait.
- We bought a bag of charcoal for the barbecue this weekend.
- A dark gray color, similar to the color of charcoal.
- He wore a suit in a nice shade of charcoal.
- The car was available in silver, white, or charcoal.
- She painted her bedroom walls a soft charcoal.