chimney
a chimney constructed from bricks
a chimney belonging to a factory
a large chimney used for industrial purposes
a chimney of great height
a chimney that extends far upwards
a chimney constructed from stone
a chimney that is actively emitting smoke
a chimney covered in or full of soot
a chimney of little height
a chimney with a large diameter
a chimney that is not wide
a chimney that becomes gradually narrower towards one end
a person whose job is to clean chimneys
the part of a chimney that projects above a roof
the duct or channel inside a chimney that carries smoke away
a pipe fitted to the top of a chimney
the part of a wall that projects into a room to surround a chimney
a fire that occurs inside a chimney, usually caused by a buildup of creosote
an ornamental structure around a fireplace; a mantelpiece
used when a chimney emits large amounts of smoke or fumes
refers to the ability of a chimney to pull air upwards, allowing a fire to burn properly
to clean the inside of a chimney, typically with a special brush
to remove soot and blockages from a chimney