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piled

[pahyld] / paɪld /


ADJECTIVE
cluttered
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The short-lived rebound came as Wall Street piled back into riskier assets, including technology stocks.

From Barron's

Pictures from the region show bridges washed away, roads covered in mud and debris, and logs piled high.

From BBC

Investors worried about the future of the dollar or simply looking for a hedge against turbulence have piled into the precious metal, sending prices to numerous records this year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Company investigators and local law enforcement drive by recycling yards piled with junk metal, looking for signs of stolen copper.

From The Wall Street Journal

The passengers piled into the dark bus — a dozen or so in Cincinnati, 14 near Columbus, 20 on the outskirts of Cleveland.

From Salon