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Meaning
Noun
●
Fine
black
or
dull
brown
particles
of
amorphous carbon
and
tar
,
produced
by the
incomplete
combustion
of
coal
,
oil
etc.
Verb
●
To
cover
or
dress
with soot.
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Origin
soot
English
sot
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
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Particulates
Ash
Dust
Fumes
Smoke
Sulfur
Sulphur
Vapour
Debris
Nox
Residue
Gases
Dirt
Pollutants
Condensation
Methane
Tar
Vapors
Exhaust
Combustion
Charcoal
Aerosols
Flame
Air
Particles
Gasses
Flames
Ozone
Particulate
Gas
Mud
Emissions
Liquid
Gunk
Grease
Particulate Matter
Carbon Monoxide
Sulfur Dioxide
Black Carbon
Carbon Dioxide
Water Vapor
Nitrogen Oxide
Sulphur Dioxide
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Rhymes
Ute
Put
Tut
Oot
Moot
Soot
Rute
Foot
Coot
Lute
Loot
Root
Cute
Jute
Tute
Boot
Mute
Hoot
Zoot
W00t
Poot
Newt
Toot
Suit
Elute
Shoot
Afoot
Plute
Beaut
Scoot
Route
Brute
Qyoot
Clute
Bruit
Glout
Glute
Butte
Chute
Acute
Flute
Fruit
Aleut
'Tute
'Sfoot
Astute
Ablute
Impute
Refute
Dilute
Galoot
Beirut
Uncute
Uproot
Repute
Reboot
Minute
Salute
Depute
Reroute
Versute
Compute
Dispute
Reshoot
Hirsute
Pollute
Commute
Cheroot
Resolute
Disrepute
Convolute
Overshoot
Substitute
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