What is another word for fire-damp?
Pronunciation: [fˈa͡ɪ͡ədˈamp] (IPA) 
Fire-damp is a term commonly used in mining industries to describe explosive gases such as methane that can accumulate in mines. There are a few alternative terms for fire-damp. One is "gas," as it is often referred to as coal gas. Another term is "firedamp," which refers to the flammable gas mixture of methane and air in the mine. Additionally, it's sometimes called "coal gas" or "mining gas." "Methane gas" is also a term that can be used to describe fire-damp, as it's specifically referring to the methane present in the air. Regardless of the term used, it's important for miners to be aware of these dangerous gases and take necessary precautions to prevent explosions and accidents.
