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stack

noun as in pile

verb as in pile up

Strongest matches

Weak match

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The minister gets to sit in cabinet meetings and has the tricky task in balancing Holyrood's timetable, particularly in the build up to an election when there is a stack of legislation to churn through.

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The model was then tested to see if its predictions stacked up using data from other Biobank participants, and then with 1.9 million people's medical records in Denmark.

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These two games stacked together, the Chiefs almost have to think about how they are going to prepare themselves to ensure they're firing on all cylinders for the Ravens.

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At this point, what was just as important was stacking good performances and building momentum as the playoffs neared.

Eventually, we realized the restaurant was closing, the neighboring tables were cleared and the chairs were already stacked.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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