Definition of stacked
of a woman
:having large breasts
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Its stacked glass volumes rise like elegant Legos over the Hudson.
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The Wildcats annually battle long odds in the stacked SEC.
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Early enrollee Jamin Davis starred in the spring game but faces a stacked depth chart ahead of him at the weakside linebacker spot.
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Machine Gun Kelly’s EST Fest returns to Ohio Dreams action adventure park in Butler with a stacked lineup.
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In nearby Hildesheim, people stacked sand bags along the banks of the swelling Innerste River.
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Everyone’s got your name on their tongues and there’s energy galore with a pretty stacked lineup of planets in your financial house right now.
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A stacked lineup and an injury to his right thumb, which spurred postseason surgery to fix ligaments, limited him to six playoff games.
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Play a game of cornhole inside (look, not everyone in New York can have a backyard), amongst the stacked barrels of aged beer, while checking out all of the brewing equipment.
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First Known Use of stacked
1942
STACKED Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of stacked for English Language Learners
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of a woman : having large breasts
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