Canadian English Meaning of stacking
stacking
Other Canadian English words related to stacking
Nearest Words of stacking
- stacked up (against or with) => stacked up (against or with)
- stacked (up) => stacked (up)
- stack up (against or with) => Stack up (against or with)
- stack (up) => stack (up)
- stabs in the back => a stab in the back
- stabs => stabs
- stabled => stabled
- stabbing in the back => stabbing in the back
- stabbed in the back => stabbed in the back
- stabbed => stabbed
Definitions and Meaning of stacking in English
stacking
a data structure that simulates a stack, an orderly pile or heap, a section of a building housing such structures, to arrange in a stack, a computer memory consisting of arrays of memory elements stacked one on top of another, to arrange or fix so as to make a particular result likely, a large usually conical pile (as of hay, straw, or grain in the sheaf) left standing in the field for storage, to arrange in or form a stack, a structure with shelves for storing books, the exhaust pipe of an internal combustion engine, a large number or amount, to put into a waiting line, chimney sense 1, smokestack, an orderly pile of objects usually one on top of the other, a structure of bookshelves for compact storage of books, a vertical pipe (as to carry off smoke), a pile of poker chips, a large pile (as of hay, straw, or grain) usually shaped like a cone, to pile in or on, a memory or a section of memory in a computer for temporary storage in which the last item stored is the first retrieved, to form a stack, compare, an English unit of measure especially for firewood that is equal to 108 cubic feet, a number of flues embodied in one structure rising above a roof, to arrange secretly for cheating, a large quantity or number, to assign (an airplane) by radio to a particular altitude and position within a group circling before landing
FAQs About the word stacking
stacking
a data structure that simulates a stack, an orderly pile or heap, a section of a building housing such structures, to arrange in a stack, a computer memory cons
Piling,assembly,collecting,gathering,heaped,layering,accumulating,amassing,banking,bunching
unpiling
stacked up (against or with) => stacked up (against or with), stacked (up) => stacked (up), stack up (against or with) => Stack up (against or with), stack (up) => stack (up), stabs in the back => a stab in the back,
