Firewood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIREWOOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• wood used as fuel
• wood that is burnt as fuel.
• wood for burning
• Wood for fuel.
• wood used for fuel

Words related to FIREWOOD

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Words that contain FIREWOOD

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How to use FIREWOOD in a sentence

• He knew that she had stolen the board for fire-wood.
• There is always in these cabins a plentiful supply of biscuit, cheese, salt and smoked meats, wine, brandy and fire-wood.
• One of the soldiers brought a large truss of straw, and another a bundle of firewood.
• We milked the cows in the morning, and brought in a big stack of firewood and chopped as much as would last for a month or two.
• The brothers put them off with various excuses, saying that the girl had gone with her friends to gather firewood or to the river to draw water.
• The stove threatened to exhaust our store of firewood.
• The one had cut fire-wood from the near-by fallen trees, and the other had drawn it to the cabin door, so that there was a good fire blazing on the earthen hearth.
• I stepped back just in time, and went on hunting for firewood again, half laughing at the odd fancies that crowded so thickly into my mind and cast their spell upon me.
• And no sooner had the realization forced itself upon her than she fell sound asleep with her head upon the pile of fire-wood.
• One side of this bleak apartment was heaped up to the ceiling with fagots of firewood.
• At Eimeo, we abundantly supplied the ships with firewood.
• They got a late breakfast and tethered the horses in a new spot, and cut sufficient firewood to last for twenty-four hours.
• And Peredur went to the place where they kept the horses that carried firewood, and that brought meat and drink from the inhabited country to the desert.
• The windows and the doors have been converted into firewood, and the wind whistles through them.
• The land was well watered and densely wooded, so that casks could be filled, and firewood obtained, without difficulty on any part of the coast.
• They could have his fort for firewood after he left.
• In another moment Marjorie had discovered the trail she had made overnight and that morning by dragging firewood.
• As fast as they pulled the big skins down, men with hand-lifters like the ones we had used at our camp to handle firewood would pick them up and float them away.
• It was a large, keen one, however, and later it developed that it was one the French miller had used to chop his firewood.
• As a young person what sort of work did you do? If you helped your mother around the house or cut firewood or swept the yard, say so.
• The only travellers across this wilderness are rich merchants, each of whom owns about 100 of these vehicles, which are loaded with meat, drink, and firewood.
• It took some time to boil such a dish of porridge, and meantime he was to bring in a little firewood for the cook.
• My ships are firewood and wreckage, my owners are only funny portraits in offices that run ten-thousand-ton steamers, and the boys are bones.
• Then the man who owns this forest said I might come here and chop firewood, and I did.
• He was in the forest somewhere, chopping firewood, and was not easy to find.
• Sawing and splitting the logs we had set aside for firewood.
• Over this heath they proceeded about a mile and a half, and encamped by the side of a fine stream of water, with just wood enough on the banks to serve for firewood.
• Wills for eight days, and two days for ourselves, we placed water and firewood within his reach and started.

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