stack

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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A large number or amount of something

Steve's father kept a stack of money locked in a safe

v.t.Transitive VerbTo arrange cards in a certain order, to cheat

He is likely to stack the cards so you should ask for a fresh deck

v.t.Transitive VerbTo put one thing on top of another, e.g. boxes

Please stack those magazines into one pile

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Large tube through which smoke exits a building

The fireplace stack had to be cleaned every month

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10:41

Unlike other hallucinogenics, you can stack this drug...
Unlike other hallucinogenics, you can stack this drug...

07:30

"Would I be able to stack a bunch of the desks, like a fortress?"
"Would I be able to stack a bunch of the desks, like a fortress?"

07:37

Sometimes he would stack transitions back to back,
Sometimes he would stack transitions back to back,

05:52

e.printStackTrace will print the error stack in detailed format.
e.printStackTrace will print the error stack in detailed format.

11:44

Intelligence tests are one common way for people to measure how they stack up against the rest
Intelligence tests are one common way for people to measure how they stack up against the rest

10:18

or scroll through the Smart Stack of widgets
or scroll through the Smart Stack of widgets

04:12

Okay, every new year, the French consume a stack of pancakes.
Okay, every new year, the French consume a stack of pancakes.

08:42

So, if you want to get one step ahead, one of the best ways to increase your wealth is through understanding tax rules in a way that's stack up in your favor.
So, if you want to get one step ahead, one of the best ways to increase your wealth is through understanding tax rules in a way that's stack up in your favor.

41:43

a difference in arrangement. Okay? So a physical change, a phase change, means that I have particles that are the same, I'm just going to reorganize them. Put them in different places. Stack them differently. That is a phase, or physical, change. A chemical change is different.
a difference in arrangement. Okay? So a physical change, a phase change, means that I have particles that are the same, I'm just going to reorganize them. Put them in different places. Stack them differently. That is a phase, or physical, change. A chemical change is different.

11:46

[Stack peppers, flatten, and slice into thin strips]
[Stack peppers, flatten, and slice into thin strips]