The term FIREPLACE FIND consists of three words: ASH (3 letters), ASHES (5 letters) and CINDERS (7 letters). ASH is a light-gray powdery residue left after the combustion of wood, coal, or other organic matter. ASHES are the solid remains of a fire, consisting of charcoal, incombustible matter, and minerals. CINDERS are small pieces of partially burned coal or wood that remain after a fire. All three terms are related to the fireplace, as they are the byproducts of burning wood or coal in a fireplace.