IPA: /ˈwʊdˌbɪn/
KK: /ˈwʊdˌbɪn/
A container used to store firewood, typically found near a fireplace or wood stove.
We filled the woodbin with logs for the winter.
Woodbin → The word is formed from "wood" (from Old English *wudu*, meaning tree or forest) and "bin" (from Old English *binn*, meaning a receptacle or container). A woodbin is a container specifically designed for storing wood, typically for fuel.
Think of a 'tree' or 'forest' ('wood') being stored in a 'container' ('bin') — that's what a woodbin is for.