stack
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Synonyms: stark, slack, stock, smack, stalk, stick, tack, sack, stuck, shack, swack
Antonyms: stark, slack, stock, smack, stalk, stick, tack, sack, stuck, shack, swack
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Noun
- {{lb|en|[[heading]]}} ''A pile.''
- A [[smokestack]].
- {{lb|en|heading}} ''In computing.''
- {{lb|en|math}} A [[generalization]] of [[scheme]]s in algebraic geometry and of [[sheaf|sheaves]].
- {{lb|en|geology}} A [[coastal]] [[landform]], consisting of a large [[vertical]] [[column]] of [[rock]] in the sea.
- {{senseid|en|library}} {{lb|en|library}} Compactly spaced [[bookshelf|bookshelves]] used to house large collections of [[books]].
- {{lb|en|figuratively}} A large amount of an object.
- {{lb|en|military}} A pile of [[rifle]]s or [[musket]]s in a cone shape.
- {{lb|en|poker}} The amount of [[money]] a player has on the table.
- {{lb|en|heading}} ''In architecture.''
- {{lb|en|Australia|slang}} A fall or crash, a [[prang]].
- {{lb|en|bodybuilding}} A blend of various [[dietary supplement]]s or [[anabolic steroid]]s with supposed [[synergistic]] benefits.
Verb
- {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[arrange]] in a [[#Noun|stack]], or to [[add]] to an [[existing]] [[#Noun|stack]].
- {{lb|en|transitive|card games}} To arrange the [[card]]s in a [[deck]] in a particular manner, especially for cheating.
- {{lb|en|transitive|by extension}} To [[arrange]] or fix to obtain an advantage; to deliberately [[distort]] the [[composition]] of (an assembly, committee, etc.).
- {{lb|en|transitive|poker}} To take all the money another player currently has on the table.
- {{lb|en|transitive|US|Australia|slang}} To [[crash]]; to [[fall]].
- {{lb|en|gaming}} To operate [[cumulative]]ly.
- {{lb|en|aviation|transitive}} To place (aircraft) into a [[holding pattern]].
- {{lb|en|informal|intransitive}} To collect [[precious]] [[metal]] in the form of various small objects such as [[coin]]s and [[bar]]s.
- {{lb|en|printing}} To have excessive ink transfer.
Proper noun
- {{surname|en}}.
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