piles
/paɪlz/
verb
- Third person singular present of pile; places things on top of each other or fills something with a large amount.
- The worker piles the boxes neatly in the corner.
- She piles her plate with food at every meal.
- He piles the books onto the shelf every evening.
noun
- Hemorrhoids; swollen veins in the rectum or anus that can cause discomfort or bleeding.
- Sitting for long periods can make piles worse.
- Eating more fiber can help prevent piles.
- The doctor gave him cream to treat his piles.
- Plural of pile; a number of things lying on top of each other, or a large amount of something.
- The children made piles of leaves to jump into.
- She had piles of homework to finish before the weekend.
- There were piles of laundry waiting to be folded.