1. Plural of cordwood; wood cut and stacked in cords, typically for fuel or sale.
Usage: Usually used in plural or as a mass noun.; A cord is a unit of volume for wood, typically 128 cubic feet.

Examples

• The farmer sold several cords of cordwoods to heat the village through winter.
• Cordwoods were stacked neatly along the edge of the forest.
• They spent the autumn cutting and preparing cordwoods for the coming cold months.
• The price of cordwoods increased significantly during the harsh winter.
• Local suppliers delivered cordwoods to homes throughout the region.