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Synonyms for heaped in English

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  1. heaped:
  2. heap:

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Detailed Synonyms for heaped in English

heaped:

heaped

  1. heaped
    heaped

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heaped form of heap:

heap [the ~] noun

  1. the heap
    the heap
  2. the heap
    the mass; the multitude; the heap; the load; the quite a lot; the a whole lot; the lot
  3. the heap
    the accumulation; the pile; the heap; the piling up; the load
  4. the heap
    the pile; the bunch; the heap; the lot; the crowd
  5. the heap
    the mess; the confused heap; the jumble; the heap; the bungle; the muddle; the bungling
  6. the heap
    the crowd; the herd; the clutter; the bunch; the troop; the wattle; the lot; the heap; the gang; the troupe; the load; the party; the pack
  7. the heap
    the quite a lot; the heap; the lot
  8. the heap
    – a car that is old and unreliable 1
    the heap; the bus; the jalopy
    – a car that is old and unreliable 1
    • heap [the ~] noun
    • bus [the ~] noun
      • the fenders had fallen off that old bus1
    • jalopy [the ~] noun
  9. the heap
    – a collection of objects laid on top of each other 1
    the pile; the heap; the cumulation; the agglomerate; the cumulus; the mound
    – a collection of objects laid on top of each other 1
  10. the heap
    – A portion of memory reserved for a program to use for the temporary storage of data structures whose existence or size cannot be determined until the program is running. 2
    the heap
    – A portion of memory reserved for a program to use for the temporary storage of data structures whose existence or size cannot be determined until the program is running. 2

heap

  1. heap
    heap; bin

to heap verb (heaps, heaped, heaping)

  1. to heap
    – fill to overflow 1
    to heap
    – fill to overflow 1
    • heap verb (heaps, heaped, heaping)
      • heap the platter with potatoes1
  2. to heap
    – arrange in stacks 1
    to stack; to pile; to heap
    – arrange in stacks 1
    • stack verb (stacks, stacked, stacking)
      • stack your books up on the shelves1
    • pile verb (piles, piled, piling)
    • heap verb (heaps, heaped, heaping)
      • heap firewood around the fireplace1
  3. to heap
    – bestow in large quantities 1
    to heap
    – bestow in large quantities 1
    • heap verb (heaps, heaped, heaping)
      • He heaped him with work1
      • She heaped scorn upon him1

Conjugations for heap:

present
  1. heap
  2. heap
  3. heaps
  4. heap
  5. heap
  6. heap
simple past
  1. heaped
  2. heaped
  3. heaped
  4. heaped
  5. heaped
  6. heaped
present perfect
  1. have heaped
  2. have heaped
  3. has heaped
  4. have heaped
  5. have heaped
  6. have heaped
past continuous
  1. was heaping
  2. were heaping
  3. was heaping
  4. were heaping
  5. were heaping
  6. were heaping
future
  1. shall heap
  2. will heap
  3. will heap
  4. shall heap
  5. will heap
  6. will heap
continuous present
  1. am heaping
  2. are heaping
  3. is heaping
  4. are heaping
  5. are heaping
  6. are heaping
subjunctive
  1. be heaped
  2. be heaped
  3. be heaped
  4. be heaped
  5. be heaped
  6. be heaped
diverse
  1. heap!
  2. let's heap!
  5. heaped
  6. heaping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "heap":

  1. a car that is old and unreliable1
  2. a collection of objects laid on top of each other1
  3. fill to overflow1
    • heap the platter with potatoes1
  4. arrange in stacks1
    • heap firewood around the fireplace1
  5. bestow in large quantities1
    • He heaped him with work1
    • She heaped scorn upon him1
  6. A portion of memory reserved for a program to use for the temporary storage of data structures whose existence or size cannot be determined until the program is running.2







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