1. a small building or shed used for storing firewood

1. to practice a musical instrument intensively, especially in private
Usage: informal; music

Examples

• He stacked the split logs neatly in the woodshed behind the house.
• The old woodshed kept the firewood dry through the winter.
• She built a small woodshed next to the garage for storage.
• The jazz musician spent hours woodshedding in his basement studio.
• After the poor performance, the band decided to woodshed for weeks before their next gig.
• The guitarist was known for woodshedding difficult pieces until he mastered them.