cordwoodstack
nounUK /ˈkɔːdwʊdstæk/
US /ˈkɔːrdwʊdstæk/
A cordwoodstack is a big pile of cut wood for burning.
Grandpa built a cordwoodstack beside the shed to keep the fire going all winter.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A measured stack of firewood equal to one cord (128 cubic feet).
The farmer sold a full cordwoodstack to the neighbor.
3. A neat arrangement of split logs stacked for drying.
They left the cordwoodstack to season for a year before burning.
4. A pile of timber cut to cord length for sale or storage.
The roadside cordwoodstack was covered with a tarp.