stack in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
stack in Kashmiri कॉशुर
stack in English
- stack⇄expr. blow one's stack, (Slang.) to lose one's temper.
Ex. It takes ... three times the normal self-control necessary to keep from blowing your stack over trifles (Saturday Evening Post). - stack⇄expr. stack up,
a. to pile materials on to make (a fire).
Ex. We stacked up the fire (H. Rider Haggard).
b. to pile up one's chips at poker.
Ex. to stack up before dealing.
c. (Informal, Figurative.) to measure up; compar - stack⇄expr. stacks, in libraries:
a. the part of a library in which the main collection of books is shelved.
Ex. He is up in the library stacks of our Investment Research department (New Yorker).
b. a large bookcase, usually accessible from - stack⇄noun stacker.
- stack⇄noun 1. a large pile of hay, straw, or grain in the sheaf. Haystacks are often round and arranged so as to shed water.
2. an orderly pile, heap, or group of anything.
Ex. a stack of wood, a stack of boxes.
3. a number of chimneys, flu - stack⇄stack, noun, verb.
- stack⇄v.t. 1. to pile, arrange, or build in a stack.
Ex. to stack hay, to stack firewood, to stack rifles.
2. to fill or load with stacks of something.
Ex. The left hand half of every step of the stairs was stacked with books (Arnold Bennett