n. 1 a section of the trunk or of a large branch of a felled tree; 2 a written record of events or messages; v. record or journal
Can you get some logs for the fire?
Can you get some logs for the fire?
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The woodcutter piled up the logs for firewood.
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How did Pa fill in the cracks between the logs in the cabin he built?
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When Pa set out to build a cabin on the prairie, where did he find the logs to build the cabin?
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Who did Sandy have to take a load of logs to who became his friends?
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Who was pushing logs in the village?
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The totem pole was crafted from large logs.
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The tipis were made of logs and buffalo skin with native symbols on them.
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They used a withe to bind the logs together on the raft.
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Where did Brian find the logs for the raft?
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Why did Columbus keep two logs during his journey?
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The baronial fireplace had enough room to hold six foot logs.
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What did Henry cut the logs into?
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He ignited the paper with a match. OR The hot coals ignited the logs.
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How did the men get the logs to the mill?
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wood; timber; piece of a felledtree
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