Synonyms and antonyms of The fireplace and chimney in British Thesaurus

chimney (noun)

a tube or passage that takes smoke from a fire up through a building and out through the roof

chimney (noun)

the part of a chimney, often made of bricks, that you can see on a roof

chimney breast (noun)

British the part of a wall that sticks out into a room above the fireplace and contains the chimney

chimney-piece (noun)

British a mantelpiece

chimney pot (noun)

a short wide tube that sticks up from the top of a chimney

chimney stack (noun)

a square part of a house that passes through the roof and contains two or more chimneys

cowl (noun)

a cover for a chimney that improves the flow of smoke

fender (noun)

a low frame round a fireplace that is designed to prevent burning coal or wood from falling out

fireguard (noun)

a metal screen that you put in front of a fire in a room to make it safer

fireplace (noun)

a place in a room where a fire burns

fireplace (noun)

a frame around a fireplace, which is sometimes impressive or part of a room’s decoration

fire screen (noun)

mainly American a fireguard

fireside (noun)

the part of a room near a fire

grate (noun)

a frame of metal bars for holding coal or wood in a fireplace

hearth (noun)

the floor of a fireplace in a house and the area around it

inglenook (noun)

an area with a seat at the side of a large open fireplace

mantel (noun)

mainly American a mantelpiece

mantelpiece (noun)

a shelf above the opening of a fireplace

stack (noun)

a chimney (=a tube for letting smoke or gases escape into the air)