firewoodstack
nounUK /ˈfaɪəwʊdstæk/
US /ˈfaɪərwʊdstæk/
A firewoodstack is a big pile of wood that people keep to burn in a fire.
Dad built a firewoodstack next to the shed so we would have dry logs all winter.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A measured arrangement of split logs stacked in rows for seasoning and storage.
The farmer covered the firewoodstack with a tarp to keep the rain off.
3. A place where cut timber is gathered and left to dry before use.
Behind the cabin stood an old firewoodstack that had been there for years.
4. A supply of fuel wood kept ready for a stove or fireplace.
She walked to the firewoodstack and carried an armful of logs inside.