Woodpile (noun)

A stack of cut wood, usually for use as fuel.

Origin:

The word woodpile is a combination of wood and pile which is derived from the old english word pīl, meaning "heap" or "stack".

Examples:

1. He built a woodpile next to the house to store the wood for the winter.
2. The woodpile was made of logs of different sizes and types of wood.
3. The woodpile needed to be covered to protect it from the elements.
4. He bought a woodpile from the local sawmill to heat his house.
5. The woodpile was a source of firewood for the fireplace and wood stove.