stack (Meaning)
stack (n)
an orderly pile
(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
a list in which the next item to be removed is the item most recently stored (LIFO)
a large tall chimney through which combustion gases and smoke can be evacuated
a storage device that handles data so that the next item to be retrieved is the item most recently stored (LIFO)
stack (v)
load or cover with stacks
arrange in stacks
arrange the order of so as to increase one's winning chances
Synonyms & Antonyms of stack
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- scrap
- particle
- bit
- portion
- speck
- granule
- shred
- peanuts
- dab
- molecule
- atom
- taste
- nip
- shadow
- mite
- trace
- strain
- granule
- mote
- tad
- shade
- shade
- fragment
- pinch
- scrap
- ray
- trace
- pittance
- streak
- pittance
- glimmer
- dram
- sprinkle
- ounce
- dram
- mite
- mote
- touch
- speck
- pinch
- piece
- bit
- grain
- hint
- dab
- atom
- spot
- glimmer
- shadow
- portion
- mouthful
- particle
- drop
- sprinkle
- sprinkling
- suspicion
- spot
- section
- tad
- sprinkling
- section
- handful
- strain
- dot
- ace
- hint
- whit
- dot
- shred
- ray
- ace
- grain
- streak
- lick
- lick
- touch
- suspicion
- peanuts
- ounce
- mouthful
- whit
- fragment
- molecule
- crumb
- piece
- nip
- drop
- taste
- crumb
- handful
Synonyms:
- good deal
- pack
- truckload
- potful
- spate
- myriad
- reams
- plateful
- quite a bit
- peck
- barrel
- mountain
- shipload
- profusion
- sight
- much
- multiplicity
- all kinds (of)
- gobs
- fistful
- passel
- abundance
- pot
- bushel
- basketful
- store
- hundred
- plenitude
- scads
- boatload
- mass
- sheaf
- bucket
- volume
- carload
- mess
- yard
- heap
- wad
Antonyms:
- smidgin
- morsel
- shortage
- tittle
- poverty
- modicum
- dash
- little
- smidgin
- scruple
- flyspeck
- modicum
- shot
- tittle
- scintilla
- scarcity
- absence
- smidgen
- dash
- smidgen
- scintilla
- driblet
- nubbin
- jot
- smidgeon
- jot
- lack
- smidge
- scruple
- little
- smattering
- smattering
- fleck
- iota
- driblet
- flyspeck
- shortage
- lack
- fleck
- morsel
- iota
- absence
- smidgeon
- smidge
- nubbin
- shot
- scarcity
- poverty
Synonyms:
- drove
- excess
- plague
- redundancy
- superabundance
- surplus
- overabundance
- throng
- thousands
- plentitude
- crush
- rash
- oversupply
- flood
- flock
- lashings
- host
- superfluity
- surfeit
- army
- embarrassment
- epidemic
- crowd
- bonanza
- multitude
- plethora
- deluge
- oodles
- mob
- bevy
- press
- score
- horde
- overage
- million
- swarm
- lashins
- overflow
- herd
- overkill
- cram
- sea
Antonyms:
stack Sentence Examples
- The librarian meticulously stacked the books in chronological order.
- The carpenter carefully stacked the lumber to prevent it from warping.
- The stack of papers on my desk grew precariously high.
- The hikers stacked rocks to mark the trail they had taken.
- The shelves were stacked with boxes filled with old photographs.
- The children built an impressive stack of blocks that reached the ceiling.
- The mayor proposed a stack of new policies to address the city's problems.
- The stack of unopened mail on the counter seemed insurmountable.
- The stack of logs in the fireplace roared and crackled as they burned.
- The stack of dirty dishes in the sink was a constant reminder of the dinner I had yet to wash.
FAQs About the word stack
an orderly pile, (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent, a list in which the next item to be removed is the item most recently stored (LIFO
dozen, wealth, ton, slew,loads, pile, quantity, bundle, lot, plenty
scrap, particle, bit, portion, speck, granule, shred, peanuts, dab, molecule
The librarian meticulously stacked the books in chronological order.
The carpenter carefully stacked the lumber to prevent it from warping.
The stack of papers on my desk grew precariously high.
The hikers stacked rocks to mark the trail they had taken.
