pile
A large accumulation of things.
A big accumulation of things.
An extremely large accumulation of things.
A very large accumulation of things.
A very large and heavy accumulation of things.
An extremely large accumulation of things.
A small accumulation of things.
A small accumulation of things.
An orderly and well-arranged accumulation of things.
An orderly and tidy accumulation of things.
A messy and disorganized accumulation of things.
To separate items into different groups or piles.
The highest or most important position, either literally or figuratively.
The lowest or least important position, either literally or figuratively.
To be destroyed or broken down until only a pile of material remains (e.g., rubble, ash).
Describes something that has a large, high pile of items on it.
Used to specify what the pile consists of.
Located within the mass of a pile.
Located on the top surface of a pile.
Underneath a pile.
At the back of a pile.
Underneath a pile.
In the middle of or surrounded by a pile.
To accumulate or to make something accumulate into a pile.
To stack things in an orderly and tidy way.
To stack things in a random, disorganized way.
To put something onto an existing pile.
To contribute another item to an existing pile.
To put something onto an existing pile.
To examine the items in a pile, often to find something.
To organize or examine the items in a pile systematically.
To drop or put down a collection of things carelessly.
To quickly look at the items in a pile.
To quickly look at the items in a pile.
To move items around in a pile to look for something.
To load a surface heavily with a large quantity of something.
To add more things to a surface or existing pile.
To add more things to a surface or existing pile.
To stack things one above the other.
To stack things so they lean on a surface for support.