chimney stack
Britishnoun
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A white microwave oven bobbed in the water next to the large model house, complete with drainpipes and chimney stack, which wallowed half-submerged in the river’s brownish waters not far from Tower Bridge.
From Reuters
A chimney stack at the Searles Valley Minerals plant, long Trona’s economic lifeblood, partially toppled.
From Los Angeles Times
Meanwhile, a lightning strike on a Gwynedd pub earlier on Wednesday caused a fire to a chimney stack.
From BBC
The boiler consists of a barrel to hold a wood fire, chimney stack for the smoke, and an evaporating pan that sits over the fire.
From Washington Times
Thick smoke billows from a chimney stack for almost the entire six months each year that the kiln operates.
From The Guardian
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