Snowbank (noun)

A large pile or mound of snow that has been pushed or accumulated along the side of a road or other surface.

Origin:

Derived from 'snow' and 'bank', meaning a pile of snow.

Examples:

1. The snowbank was several feet high, and it created a barrier that made it difficult to see the road ahead.
2. The snowbank was a favorite play area for children, who would build forts and tunnels and have snowball fights.
3. The snowbank was a source of frustration for drivers, who had to navigate around it to avoid hitting other vehicles or obstacles.
4. The snowbank was slowly melting, as the warm sun and the passing cars sent streams of water running down the street.
5. The snowbank was a reminder of the harsh winter weather, and it made many people long for the warmer days of spring.