woodshed
nounUK /ˈwʊdʃɛd/
US /ˈwʊdʃɛd/
A small building where wood is kept.
Dad stacked the logs in the woodshed before winter.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A place where a person goes to practice a musical instrument privately.
He spent hours in the woodshed working on his guitar solos.
3. To practice or rehearse something intensely, often to refine it.
The band woodshedded their new songs before the tour.
4. A place where someone is taken to be punished or disciplined.
The coach took the player to the woodshed after the mistake.