as used for fuel; firewood, n.

Brushwood, cuttings from hedges or copses; = trash, n.1 1.

Chiefly in plural. A piece of wood used as fuel for a fire.

collective. Small or slender twigs of trees or shrubs, either as still growing or as cut off and used for fuel, etc.; fine brushwood.

With the (or that).

Wood that is burnt as fuel; wood for burning.

The smaller branches and twigs of trees, such as are not measured for timber; faggot-wood, loppings. Also, a branch lopped off. lop and top…

collective. Wood so cut for fuel; billet-wood. Obsolete.

A piece of firewood.

Small branches of trees, twigs, etc. such as could be lopped off with a bagging hook or bill, used for fuel.

collective singular. Brushwood, firewood.

Prunings or loppings of trees; cut brushwood.

Cut or broken twigs or branches; small wood.

(sense 8).

Firewood, esp. that which a tenant is entitled to take from a landlord's estate for fuel; (hence) the right or privilege of a tenant to take…

A short thick lump of wood chopped or sawn off from timber; an end-piece.

branches, etc., lopped from a tree.

A faggot or bavin of such brushwood. Cf. brash, n.2

Chiefly U.S. regional (southern). Resinous wood typically used for burning and in the production of pitch or turpentine.

Small refuse wood or faggots.

Firewood gathered from hedges.

A knot of pinewood, esp. when burned as fuel for a fire or to provide illumination. Cf. pitch knot n. at pitch, n.1 compounds 2.