stokehole

But his highly interactive trios, influenced by Ahmad Jamal, render material neutral: chansons, shmansons, it's just coal for the improvisational stokehole.

It was preferred to place the apparatus in the Stokehole or elsewhere below deck, but could be placed on the main deck or any other convenient part of the vessel.

But when a spoiled debutante (Ms. Valk) descends to the stokehole in her white dress to see "how the other half lives" and faints at the sight of his rough, grimy appearance, he is forced to recognize a larger world where he will never feel welcome.

Lightoller: From on top, practically midships, a little to the starboard side, where I had got to, and I was driven back against a blower, which is a large thing that . . . faces forward to the wind and which then goes down to the stokehole.