fuelwood
nounUK /ˈfjuːəlwʊd/
US /ˈfjuːəlwʊd/
Wood that people burn to make a fire for cooking or staying warm.
The family gathered fuelwood from the forest before winter arrived.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Wood cut and prepared specifically for use as fuel in stoves or furnaces.
The villagers stacked fuelwood neatly beside their huts.
3. Small branches and twigs collected for starting or maintaining a fire.
She gathered dry fuelwood to get the campfire going.
4. Wood used as a renewable energy source in place of fossil fuels.
Many rural homes rely on fuelwood for their daily energy needs.