woodstack
nounUK /ˈwʊd.stæk/
US /ˈwʊd.stæk/
A pile of wood that is stacked up.
We built a woodstack beside the shed to keep the firewood dry.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A stack of wooden boards or planks stored for later use.
The carpenter kept a woodstack of oak planks in the workshop.
3. A vertical arrangement of wood pieces in a game or puzzle.
He knocked over the woodstack while trying to reach the top block.
4. A large quantity of wood gathered together, often measured as a cord.
They ordered a full woodstack to last through the winter.