Woodpile is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOODPILE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a pile of wood
• a stack of wood stored for fuel.
• heap of firewood
• a pile or stack of wood to be used for fuel

Words related to WOODPILE

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Words that contain WOODPILE

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How to use WOODPILE in a sentence

• A cornfield, a plow, a woodpile, an oak tree, will cure no man unless he have it in himself to be cured.
• Valentine parties, and by that time Bill Harmon saw the woodpile in the Carey shed grow beautifully less.
• Stems can be well studied from pieces of wood from the woodpile.
• When she opened her eyes she was sitting under a wood-pile.
• It was a low, triangular wood-pile, roofed with pine boards, through which the water was dripping.
• There were bushes, an old shed, a wood-pile, all the cover he needed at that corner.
• In due time dinner was ready, and Andy was summoned from the woodpile.
• One day when she and Joe were little children they were out at the wood-pile, and Georgiana was sitting on a log eating a jam biscuit, with her feet on the log in front of her.
• Releasing his grip, MacNair crowded him close and closer against the wood-pile which rose waist high out of the snow.
• The Louchoux girl forced past and leaped lightly to the top of the wood-pile, where she knelt close, staring downward with hard, burning eyes into the up-turned face of Lapierre.
• None of the posts were long enough for my purpose, so all were consigned to the woodpile.
• Thompson was seated on his haunches on his cabin floor, his hands stained with blood and a considerable trail of red marking his progress from woodpile to cabin.
• For the present it is sufficient to say that an excellent place to practise handling an axe is on the family woodpile.
• At the first movement of his hand toward the woodpile he sprang for the stairway with the agility of a cat, and just dodged the missile.
• Jeff hunted around in the woodpile until he found what he wanted.
• He knew that Cash, out by the woodpile, let the axe blade linger in the cut while he stared after him.
• While he looked, old Patsy came out of the messhouse, and went, with flapping flour-sack apron, to the woodpile.
• The cucumbers went down on the sheltered side of a wood-pile.
• A Navajo whom Hare remembered stared with axe idle by the woodpile, then Judith Naab dropped a bundle of sticks and with a cry of gladness ran from the house.
• Chunky, if you are so full of steam you might go out and finish the woodpile for me.
• Eddie Martin was sitting on the wood-pile talking with a weird old woman.
• Seated on a larger woodpile was old Daddy Christmas, one of the town beggars.
• On going around to the wood-pile they saw Keyser holding a terrier dog backed close up against a log.
• He put me to work on the woodpile from morning till night.
• My woodpile was covered by the snow that drifted in and it was with great difficulty that I could get enough wood to keep my little fire going.
• The woodpile was loaded with oak and hickory logs to make bright and warm the Christmas nights.
• McGinnis ran it by himself and undisturbed until his woodpile waned.
• But when Jacob had come home, he went back of the woodpile and blew a turn or two on the little bone whistle that the red stranger had given him.
• Air-tight stoves saved the wood-pile, but they gave us colds and headaches.
• From its chimney a stream of smoke rose, and as Cuffy peeped from behind a tree he saw a man come out and pick up an armful of wood from the woodpile nearby.
• And then we sat down on the woodpile, and I hugged her so hard I almost broke her bones.

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