1. plural of woodshed; small buildings used for storing firewood

1. third person singular present of woodshed; to practice music intensively in private
Usage: informal; music

Examples

• The old farm had two woodsheds behind the main house.
• Both woodsheds were filled with split oak and maple logs.
• She woodsheds her guitar playing for hours every day.
• The jazz musician woodsheds difficult passages until they’re perfect.
• The woodsheds needed new roofs before winter arrived.
• He woodsheds his saxophone technique in the basement.
• Several small woodsheds dotted the property near the cabins.