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• coke — I. /koʊk / (say kohk) noun 1. the solid product resulting from the distillation of coal in an oven or closed chamber, or by imperfect combustion, used as a fuel, in metallurgy, etc. It contains about 80 per cent carbon. –verb (coked, coking)… …  

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