pile

:  to drive piles into

1 :  to lay or place in a pile :  stack

2a :  to heap in abundance :  load piled potatoes on his plateb :  to collect little by little into a mass —usually used with up

1 :  to form a pile or accumulation —usually used with up

2 :  to move or press forward in or as if in a mass :  crowd piled into a car

1a (1) :  a quantity of things heaped together (2) :  a heap of wood for burning a corpse or a sacrificeb :  any great number or quantity :  lot

2 :  a large building or group of buildings

3 :  a great amount of money :  fortune

4 :  reactor 3b

1 :  a coat or surface of usually short close fine furry hairs

2 :  a velvety surface produced by an extra set of filling yarns that form raised loops which are cut and sheared

1 :  a single hemorrhoid

2 piles plural :  hemorrhoids

:  a large stake or pointed post (as of wood or steel) driven into the ground to support a foundation

1 :  a large number of things that are put one on top of another a pile of stones

2 :  a great amount I have piles of work.

3 :  reactor

1 :  to lay or place one on top of another :  stack pile firewood

2 :  to heap in large amounts They piled a table with food.

3 :  to move or push forward in a crowd or group We piled into the car.

:  a soft surface of fine short raised threads or fibers The rug has a thick pile.

1:  a single hemorrhoid

2piles plural :  hemorrhoids; also :  the condition of one affected with hemorrhoids