Definition of woodstove
: a stove that uses wood for fuel
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The home has a conventional heating and cooling system, but unless the outside temperature is frigid, the fireplace and the Vermont Castings high-efficiency woodstove in the nearby family room keep the house toasty.
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The brand’s smoke-reducing woodstove fits a full-size kitchen pot, helps mitigate carbon emissions from open-fire cooking, and double as a giant battery, using the fire to generate electricity that gets stored onboard and accessed via a USB outlet.
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The improper disposal of woodstove ashes that sparked a destructive, two-alarm Falmouth house fire spurred a warning from fire officials on Tuesday.
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Fire investigators are focusing their inquiry on a woodstove located near the spot where the fire began, but because of the extent of the damage, the building’s electrical system has not yet been ruled out, according to the statement.
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My dog was asleep in front of the woodstove, a package with cards and candy was on its way to my grandkids for Valentine’s Day.
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The room has a dirt floor, woven bamboo walls and a rudimentary woodstove with no chimney.
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Inside, the air was dense and cozy from the radiant heat of the woodstove.
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The room has a dirt floor, woven bamboo walls and a rudimentary woodstove with no chimney.
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First Known Use of woodstove
1847
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