timberheap
nounUK /ˈtɪmbəhiːp/
US /ˈtɪmbərhiːp/
A timberheap is a big pile of wood.
The workers stacked the logs into a timberheap near the road.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A large mound of cut trees waiting to be used or moved.
After the storm, a timberheap of fallen branches filled the yard.
3. A store or collection of building wood kept in one place.
The old barn held a timberheap of planks for winter repairs.
4. A heap of wood scraps left over from carpentry work.
Sweep the timberheap of shavings into a bin before you leave.