woodpile
[woo d-pahyl]
noun
a pile or stack of firewood.
Origin of woodpile
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Historical Examples of woodpile
He's eaten so much of our woodpile, that he will be but a drowsy sentinel, I'm afraid.
Left on LabradorCharles Asbury Stephens
We'll appoint Hen Dutcher a committee of one on the woodpile.
The Grammar School Boys SnowboundH. Irving Hancock
He was building himself a new home in Farmer Green's woodpile.
The Tale of Master Meadow MouseArthur Scott Bailey
When they left the woodpile Master Meadow Mouse left it too.
The Tale of Master Meadow MouseArthur Scott Bailey
How beautiful it must have looked when such a woodpile was blazing on the water in the dark night!
Foma GordyeffMaxim Gorky
woodpile
noun
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