fuelpile

noun
UK /ˈfjuːəlpaɪl/
US /ˈfjuːəlpaɪl/

A fuelpile is a big heap of stuff that gets burned to make heat or power.

The workers stacked wood into a fuelpile behind the cabin.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A mound of nuclear fuel assemblies stored together.

The reactor's spent fuelpile is kept in a cooling pool.

3. A pile of coal or peat kept ready for burning.

The old steam train needed a fresh fuelpile each morning.

4. Any reserve of combustible material gathered in one place.

Volunteers built a fuelpile of dry branches before the bonfire.