chip ***
cow chip
cow dung
buffalo chip

She fed cow chips into the flames, one or two at a time.

Meanwhile, his cohorts search for specimens such as flowers, leaves and cow chips.

It has, in the hands of men and boys, maneuvered a puck, ball, tin can and occasionally a cow chip on a frozen pond.

In the winter, he would wear mittens and dribble on frozen cow chips.

He built a fire of cow chips, put a flat capstone or oven stone over the fire on which to bake the two breads.

Trumpet put cow chips in the bottom of the pit and set fire to them.

When Joe returned, he made a fire from cow chips he dug out of the snow.

A cow is set loose in the field, and participants bet $5 or $10 on where the cow chips will fall.

Heating could be provided by burning buffalo chips or cow chips.