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1. (n.) firewood
wood suitable for fuel.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) firewood
wood used for fuel
"they collected and cut their own firewood"
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1. (noun) firewood
wood suitable for making a fire
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| Definition of 'firewood' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) firewood
wood for fuel
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Sense: wood that is suitable for burning as fuel
I went into the garden to cut firewood.
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 Afrikaans: brandhout |
 Arabic: حَطَب |
 Bulgarian: дърва за горене |
 Brazilian: lenha |
 Czech: palivové dříví |
 German: das Brennholz |
 Danish: brænde |
 Greek: καυσόξυλα |
 Spanish: leña |
 Estonian: küttepuud |
 Farsi: هیزم |
 Finnish: polttopuut |
 French: bois de chauffage |
 Hebrew: עָצֵי הַסָקָה |
 Hindi: जलाने की लकड़ी |
 Croatian: ogrjevno drvo |
 Hungarian: tűzifa |
 Indonesian: kayu bakar |
 Icelandic: eldiviður |
 Italian: legna da ardere |
 Japanese: たきぎ |
 Korean: 장작 |
 Lithuanian: malkos |
 Latvian: malka |
 Malay: kayu api |
 Dutch: brandhout |
 Norwegian: brensel, ved |
 Polish: drewno opałowe |
 Persian: هیزم |
 Pashto: دسونګ لرګى |
 Portuguese: lenha |
 Romanian: lemn de foc |
 Russian: дрова |
 Slovak: drevo na kúrenie |
 Slovenian: drva |
 Serbian: drvo za ogrev |
 Swedish: ved |
 Thai: ฟืน |
 Turkish: yakacak odun |
 Taiwanese: 柴火 |
 Ukrainian: дрова |
 Urdu: جلانے کی لکڑی |
 Vietnamese: củi |
 Chinese: 柴火 |
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