woodbin

English

Etymology

From wood +‎ bin.

Noun

woodbin (plural woodbins)

1. A bin in which wood is stored.
   • 1918, Fannie Hurst, Gaslight Sonatas‎^[1]:

     They said down at market to-day, Mrs. Scogin, that Addie Fitton knocked herself against the woodbin and has water on the knee." "

   • 2001, Eleanor Estes, Ginger Pye:

     Ordinarily Jerry and Rachel were able to keep the woodbin filled with driftwood gathered along the shore.

Anagrams

• Bowdoin