Associations to the word «Piled»
Noun
- Heap
- Crate
- Bale
- Platter
- Cask
- Stack
- Cushion
- Baggage
- Rubble
- Luggage
- Mound
- Cart
- Log
- Bedding
- Mattress
- Cairn
- Blanket
- Drift
- Carton
- Debris
- Barricade
- Basket
- Rug
- Masse
- Crag
- Tray
- Boulder
- Pillow
- Pile
- Bundle
- Junk
- Corpse
- Garbage
- Bough
- Bonfire
- Pallet
- Furniture
- Snow
- Dirt
- Fur
- Quilt
- Fireplace
- Pyramid
- Curl
- Wagon
- Straw
- Rampart
- Desk
- Carpet
- Lumber
- Sack
- Suitcase
- Hearth
- Sledge
- Trash
- Dish
- Utensil
- Folder
- Loot
- Precipice
- Plank
- Hay
- Brush
- Dug
- Crevice
- Sod
- Trunk
- Laundry
- Shingle
- Ditch
- Shelf
- Carcass
- Olympus
- Barrel
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
PILED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of pile
PILED, adjective. (iron manufacturing) Formed from a pile or fagot.
PILED, adjective. Having a pile or point; pointed.
PILED, adjective. Having a pile or nap.
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