piled — past tense of pile; to place things one on top of another in a heap
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: past tense of pile; to place things one on top of another in a heap
Pronunciation (IPA): /paɪld/
Example Sentences
- My homework was piled so high, I needed a ladder to reach the top!
- The dirty laundry piled up while I binge-watched Netflix.
- Documents were piled on the manager's desk for approval.
piled
VERB[/paɪld/]
past tense of pile; to place things one on top of another in a heap

a woman carefully places another book on top of an already tall stack beside her desk. She reaches up on her tiptoes to add the book to the growing tower. The books have been piled so high that the stack now reaches above her shoulder height. Each book sits neatly on top of the one below it, creating a precarious but organized tower. Her husband watches nervously from nearby, ready to catch any books that might fall. A cat sits on the floor looking up curiously at the impressive height of the stacked books. books being placed one on top of another in a tall heap

Books piled wild, but she smiled!
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“My homework was piled so high, I needed a ladder to reach the top!”
“The dirty laundry piled up while I binge-watched Netflix.”
“Documents were piled on the manager's desk for approval.”
“Snow piled against the windows during the blizzard.”
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