briquette
/brɪˈkeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A small rectangular block of compressed dry fuel, especially coal or charcoal, used as a domestic fuel.
“She lit the fireplace with a briquette of coal.”
2. noun
A compact block of material, such as paper or plant fibers, used as a fuel or to aid combustion.
“The campfire was fueled by briquettes of dry wood.”
3. noun
A small, compact, or rectangular block of material, especially food, used as a convenient unit of food or packaging.
“The manufacturer produced briquettes of dried fruit as a snack.”