heap
/hip/
noun
- An untidy pile of things placed on top of each other.
- There was a heap of dirty laundry in the corner of the room.
- The gardener made a heap of leaves to be composted.
- After the storm, a heap of branches blocked the driveway.
- A large amount of something.
- There's a heap of work to do before the deadline.
- We saved a heap of money by buying the tickets early.
- She has a heap of homework to finish before the weekend.
verb
- To put things into a pile or stack.
- She heaped the books on the desk before sorting them.
- They heaped the fallen apples into a basket.
- He heaped the sand into a mound for the children to play on.
- To give or offer something in large amounts.
- The boss heaped responsibility on the new manager.
- The fans heaped praise on the singer after the concert.
- Critics heaped scorn on the movie for its poor plot.
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