Fuel and Wood

Fuel

Fuel noun - Something with a usable capacity for doing work.

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Wood and fuel are semantically related. in firewood topic. In some cases you can use "Wood" instead the word "Fuel" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: fueled, fuelling, fueling, fuelled

Wood noun - Tree logs as prepared for human use.

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Fuel and wood are semantically related. You can use "Fuel" instead the word "Wood" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: wooden, woodland, woodwork, woody, wooded

precious	precious fuel	precious wood
good	good fuel	good wood
special	special fuel	special wood
alien	alien fuel	alien wood
Other adjectives: infinite, true, cheap, strong, actual, real, great, spare, magic, less, extra, available, magical.

The iron cycle is rather similar to the Outpost example, with wood or charcoal added for fuel.

Source: Refining Resources
Steampunk: A number of machines, including the first boss, are powered by steam, though they burn Bincholon (the refined form of Binchotite) for fuel rather than coal or wood.

Source: Video Game / Brave Fencer Musashi
They run out of coal, and Harpo chops up the coal car in order to use the wood it's made from as fuel for the boiler.

Source: Emergency Refuelling

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