fireplace
21fireplace — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. hearth, ingle[nook], chimney. See heat. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. hearth, chimney, ingle, inglenook, ingleside, hob, settle, fireside, hearthside, stove, furnace, fire, blaze, grate. III (Roget s 3… …
22fireplace — fire|place [ˈfaıəpleıs US ˈfaır ] n a special place in the wall of a room, where you can make a fire …
23fireplace — n. section of a chimney which opens into a room in which a fire can be lit; outdoor structure in which a fire can be lit …
24Fireplace — A wood or gas burning appliance that is primarily used to provide ambiance to a room. Conventional, masonry fireplaces without energy saving features, often take more heat from a space than they put into it …
25fireplace — noun a partially enclosed space at the base of a chimney for a domestic fire …
26fireplace — noun (C) the opening in the wall of a room, used for a wood or coal fire to heat the room …
27fireplace — n 1. hearth, hearthside, fireside, fire, hearthstone, chimney corner, Brit. Dial. ingle, Brit. Dial. ingleside, Scot. ingle cheek, Chiefly Brit. inglenook or ingle nook. 2. firebox, grate, grill, griller, hob, hub …
28fireplace — [ˈfaɪəˌpleɪs] noun [C] a place in a room where a fire burns …
29fireplace — fire•place [[t]ˈfaɪərˌpleɪs[/t]] n. 1) bui the part of a chimney that opens into a room and in which fuel is burned; hearth 2) bui any open structure, usu. of masonry, for keeping a fire, as at a campsite • Etymology: 1645–55 …
30fireplace — /ˈfaɪəpleɪs / (say fuyuhplays) noun 1. that part of a chimney which opens into a room and in which fuel is burnt. 2. any open structure, usually of masonry, for containing fire, as at a camp site …
