chimney
/tʃɪmni/noun
A vertical pipe or shaft that carries smoke and fumes from a fire out of a building; a flue.
Example sentences
- “A thin line of smoke drifted from the cottage chimney.”
- “Every fall, a worker comes to clean the soot out of our chimney.”
The plural is 'chimneys', not 'chimnies'; words ending in a vowel plus y just add s.