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wood-fired

wood-fired adjective: that uses wood as fuel.

Adjective

wood-fired (not comparable)

  1. That uses wood as fuel.
    • a wood-fired stove
    • Karslkrona^([sic])-Gothenburg line train leaving Vaxjö^([sic]), Swedish State Railways, hauled by wood-fired Class "S2" 2-6-4 tank locomotive No. 13081950 October, Railway Magazine, page 684, photo caption
    Synonyms:
    wood-burning
  2. Cooked or dried in an oven or fire of this kind.
    • wood-fired pizza

Synonyms of wood-fired

Forms of wood-fired

alternative formwoodfired

Origin of wood-fired

From wood + fired.

Questions about wood-fired

What does wood-fired mean?
Wood-fired means that uses wood as fuel.
What part of speech is wood-fired?
Wood-fired is an adjective.

Words near wood-fired in the dictionary

  1. wood-chuck
  2. wood-copper
  3. wood-ear
  4. wood-elf
  5. wood-elves
  6. wood-fired
  7. wood-hewer
  8. wood-hewers
  9. wood-locked
  10. wood-nymph
  11. wood-nymphs

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