fuelpieces
nounUK /ˈfjuːəl piːsɪz/
US /ˈfjuːəl piːsɪz/
Small pieces of something that can be burned to make heat or power.
Dad put some fuelpieces on the fire to keep it burning.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small chunks of material used to power an engine or machine.
The old train needed fuelpieces to keep its engine running.
3. Bits of wood or coal gathered to start a campfire.
We collected fuelpieces from the dry branches around the campsite.
4. Pieces of fuel that are added a little at a time to keep a flame going.
She fed fuelpieces into the stove one by one.
5. Small parts of a fuel source, like pellets or chips, used in a burner.
The pellet stove uses tiny fuelpieces made from pressed sawdust.