What is another word for dog iron?
Pronunciation: [dˈɒɡ ˈa͡ɪ͡ən] (IPA) 
The term "dog iron" is an outdated phrase that was commonly used to refer to a type of iron used to hold logs in a fireplace. In modern times, the word "dog iron" has been replaced by more commonly used terms, such as "fireplace grate," "log holder," or "firewood rack." These synonyms describe different forms of iron specifically designed for holding firewood in a fireplace or wood stove. Additionally, there are other terms such as "firewood holder," "firewood basket," and "fireplace caddy," that are also sometimes used as synonyms for "dog iron." Regardless of the terminology, the function of these items remains the same: to provide a safe and stable support for wood while it burns.
