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Definition of woodlot

woodlot

/ˈwʊd.lɑːt/
wood · lot

Plural:woodlots
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North American A restricted tract of woodland or small privately owned forest, typically located on a farm, that is maintained as a source of firewood, timber, maple sap, or recreation.

Example

"Every autumn, the family harvested fallen oak and maple from their twenty-acre woodlot to heat the farmhouse through the winter."

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