Definition

To arrange things in a pile or a stack.

Example

The books began to stack up on the table.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how they stack the boxes at the event?

Yeah, it was impressive!

I wonder if they stack them that way every time.

I think so; it makes it look really organized.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A pile of things stacked on top of each other, often in a neat or organized way.

Example

The children built a stack of blocks in the living room.

Conversation

Have you seen that big stack of hay in the field?

Yeah, I noticed it when I drove by yesterday.

It's impressive how they managed to create such a tall stack.

Definition

To arrange items in a pile or stack, often in a neat or organized way.

Example

She decided to stack the books on the shelf by size.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how he stacked the cards in that game?

Yeah, it looked like he was trying to cheat a bit!

I thought it was interesting how he could stack them so quickly.

Root Explanation

Stack → The word 'stack' originates from Old English 'staca', meaning a pile or heap. It refers to a collection of items arranged in a pile or a specific order.

Memory Tip

Imagine a pile of items neatly arranged on top of each other — that's what a stack is, a collection of things piled up.

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