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cordwood

NOUN
  1. firewood cut and stacked in cords; wood sold by the cord

How To Use cordwood In A Sentence

  • But Papa had built a little section of roof over the door and there was a six-foot tall stack of cordwood against the wall of the house right next to the door, so that must have provided some kind of shelter from the cold.
  • Author Roy Rob and his wife, Jaki, used the age-old technique of cordwood masonry to construct the main living quarters and outbuildings on their homestead in West Chazy, New York.
  • Burning cordwood has so many benefits, economy-wise.
  • A minivan has enough big seats and cup holders for an entire foursome of overweight, middle-age men, and if you remove the rear seat you can stack golf bags like cordwood.
  • I have just started building a cordwood smokehouse thanks to the June / July 2003 article.
  • At the bottom their bodies lay piled, like the news photos of mass graves, human beings turned to cordwood. FOLLY
  • A rick of cordwood, the protruding edge of a swollen shutter, the iron bracket of a hoist. WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST
  • The dead surround us, stacked like cordwood, walls of eye sockets and the scrolled ends of femurs.
  • For building in seismic (earthquake-prone) areas, the post-and-beam style is the only method of cordwood building I would advise.
  • But they got bodies piled up in there like cordwood, if you know what I mean, and I guess it's up to them who they want to cut open. A RODENT OF DOUBT
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