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stack

noun as in pile

verb as in pile up

Strongest matches

Weak match

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“So many great people stood on these pieces of paper,” Francis said, looking at the stacks of boxes around him.

Jacklin stacked the top of his singles with his strongest players.

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Greenpeace said eight activists had scaled two of the chimney stacks at Staythorpe Power Station near Newark in a protest over the role gas plays in setting electricity prices.

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The minister gets to sit in cabinet meetings and has the tricky task in balancing Holyrood's timetable, particularly in the build up to an election when there is a stack of legislation to churn through.

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The model was then tested to see if its predictions stacked up using data from other Biobank participants, and then with 1.9 million people's medical records in Denmark.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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