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A pile of good intentions for a fire you'll start next winter, maybe.
means A stacked heap of split or cut wood kept on hand for burning.
from A plain compound of 'wood' and 'pile,' first stacking up as a word in English once households needed a term for their stored fuel supply — no hidden story here, just two sturdy words leaning on each other, the way the logs do.
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