stackoflogs

noun
UK /ˈstæk əv lɒɡz/
US /ˈstæk əv lɔːɡz/

A stack of logs is a neat pile of cut wood.

We built a stackoflogs beside the fireplace to keep warm all winter.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large amount of work waiting to be done, like a pile of tasks.

I have a stackoflogs of homework to finish before Monday.

3. A group of computer records or data saved together in a list.

The program keeps a stackoflogs of every error it finds.

4. A tall pile of something that looks like stacked wood.

The bakery window showed a stackoflogs of fresh bread loaves.