firebox
/ˈfaɪərˌbɑks/
noun
- The part of a furnace, stove, or boiler where the fuel is burned.
- A small firebox in the basement provides heat for the entire house.
- The old steam locomotive's firebox glowed red from the burning coal.
- The technician cleaned the firebox to improve the heater's efficiency.
- A metal container or box used for holding a fire, such as in a fireplace or outdoor grill.
- We placed the firebox on the patio for a safe campfire experience.
- The portable firebox made it easy to cook dinner while camping.
- He bought a new firebox for his backyard fire pit.