fumarole
/ˈfjuːməroʊl, ˈfuː-/Definitions
1. noun
A vent in a volcano or other geological formation through which volcanic gases escape.
“The geologist observed a fumarole on the side of the mountain, emitting steam and sulfur dioxide.”
2. noun
A pipe or vent for the escape of noxious fumes, especially in a mine or factory.
“The mine had a fumarole that needed to be ventilated to prevent the buildup of toxic gases.”