Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cordwood
noun
ˈkɔrdˌwʊd

Definition
Wood that has been cut and stacked in a cord for use as fuel.

Examples
- During the winter, we stocked up on cordwood to keep our home warm.
- The campsite provided stacks of cordwood for the campers to use in their fires.

Meaning
Cordwood refers to logs or pieces of wood that are cut to a specified length and arranged in a stacked formation, usually for easy handling and storage, often used for burning in fireplaces or stoves.

Synonyms
- Firewood
- Fuelwood
- Logs