logs

Fireplace fuel pieces

Logs are sections of tree trunk or thick branch, cut for fuel or timber: We stacked logs by the fireplace.

A log is also a record of events, especially a ship's daily progress or any systematic chronicle: The captain's log noted rough seas.

To log is to record entries or accumulate: She logged two hundred flight hours.

To log in or log on is to access a computer system; to log out or log off is to exit.

firewood

firewood

Cut logs for burning

chopping · seasoned · cordwood · stacking · fireplace · campfire · bonfire · hearth · burning · embers

timber

lumber

Sawn wood for building

planks · beams · rafters · hardwood · softwood · pine · cedar · redwood · teak · mahogany

cabin

cabin

Simple wooden dwelling

frontier · pioneer · wilderness · Appalachian · Lincoln · notched · chinked · hewn · settler · construction

records

entries

Items logged or submitted

tracking · system · server · error · event · activity · timestamp · debugging · troubleshooting · analytics

nautical

ship

Seagoing transport vessel

heaving · maritime · sailing · vessel · navigation · measurement · seamanship · deck · voyage · captain

Categories
Opposites
size of wood pieces

logskindling

Material for starting fires

sawdust · twigs · splinters · chips · wood shavings

state of tree material

logsstanding timber

Trees still rooted, marketable

saplings · lumber · planks · boards · furniture

record-keeping format

logsblank pages

Sheets without content

live data · off-the-record · untracked · gaps · missing data

Phrases
Family

log, logic, logical, logging, illogical, logger, logged, logbook, loggers

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G