woodpile (Meaning)
Wordnet
woodpile (n)
a pile or stack of wood to be used for fuel
Synonyms & Antonyms of woodpile
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
woodpile Sentence Examples
- The towering woodpile outside the cabin provided ample fuel for the frigid nights.
- Emily stacked the firewood neatly, creating an orderly woodpile by the fireplace.
- The elderly farmer gazed at the woodpile, reminiscing about its origins as a majestic tree.
- The woodpile's aromatic scent permeated the air, inviting warmth and comfort into the home.
- The children giggled as they built a fort from the discarded woodpile.
- The hunters huddled around the woodpile, sharing stories and roasting marshmallows.
- The woodpile served as a haven for small creatures, offering shelter from the elements.
- The termite infestation reduced the woodpile to a crumbling mass of sawdust.
- The woodpile collapsed with a thunderous crash, startling the birds perched nearby.
- The woodpile seemed to whisper tales of the bygone era when trees flourished in the surrounding forest.
FAQs About the word woodpile
a pile or stack of wood to be used for fuel
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The towering woodpile outside the cabin provided ample fuel for the frigid nights.
Emily stacked the firewood neatly, creating an orderly woodpile by the fireplace.
The elderly farmer gazed at the woodpile, reminiscing about its origins as a majestic tree.
The woodpile's aromatic scent permeated the air, inviting warmth and comfort into the home.
