Heap (noun)

  1. A large pile of things laid or thrown one on top of another.
  2. A large quantity of something.
  3. A great amount or number of something.

Origin:

Middle english: from old norse hjāp "pile".

Examples:

  1. She dumped the clothes in a heap on the floor.
  2. The heap of rubble was all that was left of the building.
  3. There was a heap of papers on his desk.
  4. The town was buried under a heap of snow.
  5. She showered him with a heap of compliments.
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