Woodshed (noun)

A small building or shelter for storing and/or drying firewood.

Origin:

The word woodshed is a combination of wood and shed which is derived from the old english word scead, meaning "shelter" or "outbuilding".

Examples:

1. He built a woodshed behind the house to store firewood for the winter.
2. The woodshed was filled with logs of different sizes and types of wood.
3. The woodshed was designed to protect the firewood from the elements.
4. He used the woodshed to split and stack the firewood.
5. The woodshed was a necessary part of the heating system.