Definition for Pile:

• A large stake, or piece of timber, pointed and driven into the earth, as at the bottom of a river, or in a harbor where the ground is soft, for the support of a building, a pier, or other superstructure, or to form a cofferdam, etc.

Synonyms for Pile:

• adj.

  •countless (adjective)
  • more jillion,
  • more oodles,
  • most slew,
  • un-countable,
  • un countable,
  • pilest,
  • raftest,
  • peckest,
  • loadsest,
  • in-finite,
  • most zillion,
  • un counted,
  • most jillion,
  • gobsest,
  • more slew,
  • in finite,
  • scadsest,
  • un-told,
  • messest,
  • more mucho,
  • loadser,
  • heapest,
  • stackest,
  • most mucho,
  • most oodles,
  • un-counted,
  • scadser,
  • in numerous,
  • waddest,
  • in-numerous,
  • most innumerous,
  • in calculable,
  • more zillion,
  • more innumerous,
  • un told,
  • gobser,
  • in-calculable.
  •fluffy (adjective)
  • featherlike,
  • fleecy,
  • flossy,
  • gossamer,
  • Velutinous,
  • linty.

• n.

  •
  • a good/great deal of something,
  • quite a few,
  • all manner of something,
  • a load of/loads of something,
  • a lot/lots.
  •
  • alcoholism,
  • add,
  • allergy,
  • order,
  • amenorrhoea,
  • acne,
  • tumble,
  • amnesia,
  • shock,
  • amenorrhea,
  • alopecia,
  • acidity,
  • adhd.
  •
  • range,
  • wealth.
  •
  • bungalow,
  • cabin,
  • apartment,
  • adobe,
  • chateau,
  • bunkhouse,
  • chalet,
  • apartment building,
  • rich,
  • billet,
  • boarding house.
  •
  • converge,
  • make,
  • clump together,
  • edifice,
  • cluster,
  • huddle,
  • assemble,
  • cozy up,
  • besiege.
  •
  • comb,
  • cornrow,
  • backcomb,
  • crimp,
  • braid,
  • comb out,
  • barbershop,
  • condition,
  • blow-dry.
  •
  • settle,
  • put down.
  •
  • framework,
  • rafter,
  • frame,
  • foundation,
  • joist,
  • buttress,
  • stanchion,
  • support,
  • gantry,
  • scaffold.
  •
  • cut,
  • cloth,
  • pleat,
  • textile.
  •
  • windfall.
  •accumulation (noun)
  • multi plication,
  • uppings,
  • multi plications,
  • build ups,
  • multi-plications,
  • collectings,
  • multi-plication.
  •aggregate (noun)
  • whole ball wax,
  • the work,
  • whole shooting matches,
  • whole enchiladas,
  • whole schmears.
  •a great deal (noun)
  • big.
  •amount (noun)
  • slat,
  • mucho,
  • messes,
  • extent,
  • aplenty,
  • scads,
  • SLATS.
  •atomic pile (noun)
  • chain-reacting pile,
  • fission reactor.
  •atomic reactor (noun)
  • nuclear reactor.
  •barrow (noun)
  • Gurry,
  • gurries.
  •batch (noun)
  • batch.
  •beam (noun)
  • sill,
  • lintel,
  • sills,
  • cantilevers,
  • cantilever,
  • lintels,
  • lath,
  • crosspieces,
  • two-by-four,
  • crossbar,
  • Laths,
  • crosspiece,
  • pilings,
  • scantlings,
  • cross bar,
  • stringer,
  • stringers,
  • scantling,
  • cross-piece,
  • crossbars,
  • plank.
  •body (noun)
  • down,
  • pile.
  •building (noun)
  • super structures,
  • super structure,
  • super-structure,
  • super-structures.
  •bunch (noun)
  • be-vies,
  • be vies,
  • shooting matches,
  • caboodles,
  • shebangs.
  •bundle (noun)
  • pallet,
  • pallets.
  •chain reactor (noun)
  • chain reactor.
  •collection (noun)
  • mobilization,
  • medley,
  • obtainings,
  • mobilizations,
  • bringing together.
  •cumulus (noun)
  • cumulus.
  •edifice (noun)
  • rockpiles.
  •fiber (noun)
  • thread.
  •flock (noun)
  • flock.
  •fur (noun)
  • lints.
  •fuzz (noun)
  • flosses,
  • floss,
  • dust bunny,
  • lanugo,
  • dust ball,
  • dust bunnies.
  •galvanic pile (noun)
  • galvanic pile.
  •gathering (noun)
  • gettogether,
  • clambakes,
  • social functions.
  •gob (noun)
  • protuberan.
  •good deal (noun)
  • good deal.
  •hatful (noun)
  • hatful.
  •haystack (noun)
  • hayrick,
  • haycock,
  • haycocks,
  • hayricks.
  •heap, collection (noun)
  • chunk,
  • assortment,
  • conglomeration,
  • peck,
  • jumble,
  • assemblage,
  • Amassment,
  • oodles,
  • stockpile,
  • hill,
  • gob,
  • aggregation,
  • buildup.
  •hoard (noun)
  • re-serves,
  • re serve,
  • treasure troves,
  • re-serve,
  • treasure-troves,
  • treasuretroves.
  •hunk (noun)
  • wedge,
  • large piece.
  •package (noun)
  • TINS,
  • tin,
  • biddle.
  •pier (noun)
  • quay,
  • jetty,
  • Pierage,
  • pilaster,
  • Moles,
  • pilasters.
  •pile (noun)
  • piling,
  • spate,
  • plenty,
  • muckle,
  • atomic reactor,
  • sight,
  • voltaic pile,
  • deal,
  • throng,
  • spile,
  • mess,
  • whole lot,
  • quite a little,
  • raft,
  • slew,
  • stilt,
  • atomic pile,
  • mickle.
  •pole (noun)
  • flagstaves.
  •post (noun)
  • newel,
  • doorpost,
  • newels,
  • doorposts.
  •stash (noun)
  • stash.
  •structure (noun)
  • pile of bricks.
  •texture (noun)
  • granulation,
  • texture,
  • tissue,
  • web,
  • touch,
  • surface,
  • fabric,
  • roughness,
  • grit,
  • fineness,
  • weave,
  • feel,
  • material,
  • smoothness,
  • grain,
  • coarseness.
  •thread (noun)
  • flaxes,
  • ravelings.
  •treasure (noun)
  • pride joy,
  • pride and joys,
  • pride joys.
  •velvet (noun)
  • plushes.
  •wealth (noun)
  • fortune,
  • pot,
  • money,
  • affluence,
  • Boodle,
  • dough,
  • riches.

• v.

  •accumulate (verb)
  • made a killing,
  • stacks up,
  • heaps together,
  • makes a bundle,
  • made bundle,
  • rolls up,
  • pro-curing,
  • pro-cures,
  • makes bundle,
  • rolling up,
  • in creases,
  • heaping together,
  • making bundle,
  • makes killing,
  • pro fits,
  • in-creased,
  • make killing,
  • in crease,
  • making killing,
  • scaring up,
  • in-crease,
  • pro curing,
  • pro cured,
  • made killing,
  • in-creases,
  • pro-fits,
  • storing up,
  • in corporates,
  • pro cures,
  • loading up,
  • made a bundle,
  • in-corporate,
  • in-corporates,
  • stored up,
  • heaped together,
  • drew together,
  • draws together,
  • making a killing,
  • in corporate,
  • pro fit,
  • pro-cured,
  • cleaning up,
  • stores up,
  • scared up,
  • pro cure,
  • makes a killing,
  • in creasing,
  • pro-cure,
  • make bundle,
  • making a bundle.
  •amass (verb)
  • made a pile,
  • making pile,
  • made pile,
  • making a pile,
  • scares up,
  • make pile,
  • makes pile,
  • makes a pile.
  •bank (verb)
  • de-posits,
  • de-posited,
  • in-vests,
  • de-posit,
  • de positing,
  • de posited,
  • laid away,
  • de posit,
  • in-vesting,
  • de posits,
  • de-positing,
  • in vest,
  • in vests,
  • in-vested,
  • laying aside,
  • in vested,
  • in-vest,
  • in vesting,
  • laying away.
  •burden (verb)
  • gave to,
  • bore down on,
  • makes heavy,
  • saddles with,
  • de press,
  • over-charge,
  • over charged,
  • over-charged,
  • de-pressing,
  • over charge,
  • giving it to,
  • dumping on,
  • gives it to,
  • stuck it to,
  • over-whelmed,
  • over-whelming,
  • over-charges,
  • de presses,
  • over charges,
  • over whelmed,
  • de-presses,
  • made heavy,
  • saddling with,
  • gave it to,
  • dumps on,
  • de pressing,
  • sticked to,
  • bears down on,
  • snowing under,
  • de-pressed,
  • over whelms,
  • over whelm,
  • snows under,
  • sticked it to,
  • over charging,
  • over-charging,
  • dished it out,
  • dishes it out,
  • sticking to,
  • over whelming,
  • making heavy,
  • de-press,
  • bearing down on,
  • over-whelms,
  • over-whelm,
  • bare down on,
  • sticking it to,
  • de pressed,
  • beared down on,
  • dishing it out,
  • gives to,
  • sticks it to.
  •charge (verb)
  • in stilling,
  • in stilled,
  • in-stilled,
  • in-stilling.
  •cock (verb)
  • stands up,
  • stands erect,
  • sticked up,
  • stood erect.
  •concentrate (verb)
  • getting the meat,
  • got the meat,
  • get meat,
  • gotten meat,
  • gat meat,
  • gotten the meat,
  • gets meat,
  • gotten to the meat,
  • got to the meat,
  • getting to meat,
  • gat to meat,
  • got to meat,
  • re duce,
  • zeroing in,
  • heaped up,
  • getting meat,
  • gets to meat,
  • gotten to meat,
  • got meat,
  • gets to the meat,
  • re duces,
  • gat to the meat,
  • gat the meat,
  • get the meat,
  • gets the meat,
  • getting to the meat,
  • heaps up,
  • re-duces,
  • zeroes in,
  • re-duce.
  •contact (verb)
  • heap,
  • stack.
  •crowd (verb)
  • over crowd,
  • over-crowd,
  • de luges,
  • pack em in,
  • Justled,
  • packed 'em in,
  • de-luge,
  • packing 'em in,
  • over-crowds,
  • over crowded,
  • de luge,
  • over-crowded,
  • packs 'em in,
  • topping off,
  • packing em in,
  • justles,
  • de-luges,
  • packed em in,
  • over crowds,
  • de-luging,
  • packs em in,
  • de luged,
  • Justling,
  • de luging,
  • de-luged,
  • over crowding,
  • packing like sardines,
  • sardining,
  • tops off,
  • packs like sardines.
  •gather (verb)
  • in gathering,
  • ingathers,
  • re aped,
  • ex-tracts,
  • in-gather,
  • ex tract,
  • re-aped,
  • re-aping,
  • ex-tract,
  • in gathered,
  • in-gathered,
  • in-gathers,
  • in-gathering,
  • in gathers,
  • in gather.
  •gather, pack; put on top of another (verb)
  • crush,
  • collect,
  • store,
  • jam,
  • rush.
  •overload (verb)
  • over burdens,
  • over-loading,
  • over-loads,
  • over burden,
  • over loading,
  • over-burdening,
  • over load,
  • over-burdens,
  • over-burdened,
  • over burdening,
  • over loads,
  • over-loaded,
  • over-load,
  • over loaded,
  • over burdened.
  •pack (verb)
  • drave in,
  • thrusting in,
  • drives in,
  • in-sert,
  • thrusts in,
  • driving in,
  • in sert,
  • drove in.
  •press (verb)
  • ex-press,
  • un wrinkle,
  • un-wrinkled,
  • beared heavily,
  • forces down,
  • unwrinkling,
  • ex press,
  • bears heavily,
  • un-wrinkling,
  • ex-pressing,
  • un wrinkled,
  • ex pressed,
  • bearing heavily,
  • bare heavily,
  • forced down,
  • unwrinkles,
  • bore heavily,
  • un wrinkling,
  • pinned down,
  • un-wrinkle,
  • un wrinkles,
  • ex pressing,
  • un-wrinkles,
  • forcing down.
  •stack (verb)
  • banking up,
  • banks up.
  •transfuse (verb)
  • trans fuse,
  • trans-fuses,
  • trans fused,
  • trans-fused,
  • trans-fusing,
  • trans fuses,
  • trans-fuse,
  • trans fusing.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • pair,
  • million,
  • volley,
  • hefty,
  • agglomeration,
  • line up,
  • situate,
  • prefix,
  • host,
  • infinity,
  • collate,
  • string together,
  • pairing,
  • rearrange,
  • lay out,
  • reorder,
  • stagger,
  • fiber,
  • ton,
  • thousand,
  • clump,
  • Payout,
  • file away,
  • sequencing,
  • torrent,
  • dollop,
  • align,
  • billion,
  • pair up,
  • ream,
  • pretty penny,
  • panoply,
  • tidal wave,
  • superimpose,
  • ocean,
  • bank up,
  • swath,
  • gazillion,
  • slather,
  • juxtapose,
  • sandwich together,
  • proliferation,
  • juxtaposition,
  • string out.
  •
  • organize,
  • slop,
  • file,
  • locate,
  • tidy,
  • fill,
  • layer,
  • plurality,
  • space,
  • transpose,
  • size,
  • pyramid,
  • score,
  • realign,
  • put back,
  • arrange,
  • collation.
  •
  • freight,
  • set out,
  • bang,
  • array,
  • prop,
  • aggregate,
  • sort,
  • substantial,
  • poise,
  • site.
  •
  • install,
  • overlay,
  • healthy,
  • handsome,
  • litter,
  • arise,
  • rise,
  • slam,
  • lay,
  • placement.
  •
  • perch,
  • complement,
  • rank,
  • fat,
  • relay,
  • rest.
  •
  • put,
  • park,
  • wall.
  •
  • cool,
  • plant.
  •
  • position,
  • leave,
  • put out,
  • roll.
  •
  • place,
  • pop.
  •
  • stand.
  •
  • balance.
  •
  • run.
  •
  • get.
  •a great deal
  • much,
  • abundance,
  • power,
  • barrel,
  • profusion,
  • world.
  •cock
  • sticking up,
  • perked up,
  • humping,
  • stand erect,
  • stand up,
  • stuck up,
  • sticks up,
  • stick up,
  • humped,
  • stood up,
  • standing erect,
  • standing up.
  •overload
  • over-burden.
  •stack
  • ricks,
  • rick,
  • banked up,
  • ricking,
  • ricked.
  •weigh down
  • overload.

Paraphrases for Pile:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    piling.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Tas.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    sack, pillar, pier, dump, spike, lot, bed, velvet, stake, cluster, bundle, landfill, lump.

Antonyms for Pile:

• n.

  • heap, collection
    poverty, ditch, hole.

• v.

  • gather, pack; put on top of another
    divide, spend, dissipate, disperse, separate, disburse, squander, waste, scatter, spread.

Pile Sentence Examples:

• From fifteen to twenty - five feet from the pile of men a line is drawn from which the players throw.

• Well, continued Gillies, we got outside in time to see Jules break his paddle over the head of one and pile into the other who had a knife out and looked mean.

Homophones for Pile:

• PYLE.

Hypernym for Pile:

• n.

  • body
    lanugo.

• v.

  • contact
    cord, rick.

Hyponym for Pile:

• n.

  • body
    hair.

• v.

  • contact
    arrange, set, lay, put, set up, place, position, pose.