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pile (up) Meaning
pile (up)
a collision involving usually several motor vehicles, accumulation, a jammed tangled mass or pile (as of motor vehicles or people) resulting from collision or accumulation
pile (up) Sentence Examples
- The dirty dishes piled up in the sink, creating an unsightly mess.
- Snow piled up on the roof, threatening to collapse it.
- The bills piled up on the desk, overwhelming the homeowner.
- Laundry piled up in the hamper, waiting to be washed.
- The traffic piled up on the highway, causing long delays.
- Trash piled up outside the garbage cans, attracting pests.
- The debris piled up in the aftermath of the storm, blocking roads.
- The books piled up on the bedside table, waiting to be read.
- The paperwork piled up on the office desk, waiting to be processed.
- The dirty clothes piled up in the laundry basket, in dire need of cleaning.
FAQs About the word pile (up)
a collision involving usually several motor vehicles, accumulation, a jammed tangled mass or pile (as of motor vehicles or people) resulting from collision or a
accumulate, gather, stack (up), build up, mass, concentrate, amass, conglomerate,collect, agglutinate
disperse, dissipate,scatter,
The dirty dishes piled up in the sink, creating an unsightly mess.
Snow piled up on the roof, threatening to collapse it.
The bills piled up on the desk, overwhelming the homeowner.
Laundry piled up in the hamper, waiting to be washed.
