stacks
/stæks/
noun
- Plural of stack; multiple piles or heaps of items placed on top of each other.
- There were stacks of books on every table in the library.
- The children built stacks of blocks as high as they could.
- She sorted the mail into stacks by department.
- A large quantity or amount of something (informal).
- He made stacks of money from his new business.
- We have stacks of time before the movie starts.
- She received stacks of birthday cards from her friends.
- The high shelves in a library where books are stored, often not open to the public.
- The old library had dark, narrow stacks filled with dusty volumes.
- Students are allowed to browse the stacks on the second floor.
- The librarian went into the stacks to find a rare book.
verb
- Third person singular present tense of stack; arranges items in a pile.
- The machine stacks the boxes automatically.
- He stacks the firewood neatly by the shed.
- She always stacks the dishes before washing them.