noun
- a neat pile of objects, typically one that is tall and narrow
- a large amount of something
- a tall chimney or vertical exhaust pipe
Usage: informal
verb
- to arrange objects in a neat pile
- to fill or load with large quantities of something
Examples
- She placed the books in a neat stack on the desk.
- There’s a stack of papers waiting to be graded.
- The factory’s smoke stack towered above the building.
- Please stack the dishes carefully in the cupboard.
- They stacked the shelves with new merchandise.
- He has a stack of work to finish before Friday.
- The librarian asked students to stack the chairs after the meeting.