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An untidy collection of objects placed haphazardly on top of each other

A large amount or number of

An untidy collection of things lying about

Dilapidated car

A small mound of earth created by a mole's burrowing underneath the surface of the ground

A road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an internal combustion engine

A flat base or foundation on which something rests or is supported

A large sum of money

A combustible heap on which corpses are burned

An overwhelming abundance of people or things

That which is left behind after something has been destroyed

To place (things) one on top of the other

To bestow something in generous or extravagant quantities on

To fill something up, especially to overflowing and with force

To move materials with a shovel

To come or bring together as a group

To put or store in a regular place

To attack or ridicule publicly

To provide someone with (food or drink) in a continuous or insistent way

To fall or cause to fall in large or overwhelming quantities like, or as of, rain

To refrain from openly expressing or displaying

(of plants, fruits, etc.) To collect for food

Innumerable or incalculable

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Noun

An untidy collection of objects placed haphazardly on top of each other

ton^US

a large quantity

considerable amounts

enormous amount

a considerable number

infinite number

unlimited number

more … than one can shake a stick at

intensification

aggrandizement^US

aggrandisement^UK

a great quantity

pharmacopoeia^UK

pharmacopeia^US

retained earnings

very great number

overwhelming number

appreciable amount

generous amount

substantial amount

sizeable amount

whole enchilada

whole shooting match

whole ball of wax

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“Ignoring her gown from the previous evening, which lay in a crumpled heap on the floor, she opted instead for a blue and white striped shirt from the pile of clothes on the leather armchair.”

Noun

A large amount or number of

a great quantity

a considerable number

“The retro releases have resurrected the original college colors plus a whole heap of collaborations have kept the integrity intact.”

Noun

An untidy collection of things lying about

disorganisation^UK

disorganization^US

omnium-gatherum

patchwork quilt

motley collection

pig's breakfast

topsy-turviness

discombobulation

an omnishambles

mess and a half

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Noun

Dilapidated car

dilapidated car

bucket of bolts

Noun

A small mound of earth created by a mole's burrowing underneath the surface of the ground

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Noun

A road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an internal combustion engine

horseless carriage

bucket of bolts

motorized vehicle

means of transport

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Noun

A flat base or foundation on which something rests or is supported

solid foundation

fundamental point

main ingredient

point of departure

fundamental principle

principal constituent

chief ingredient

principal element

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Noun

A large sum of money

Noun

A combustible heap on which corpses are burned

rapid oxidation

flame and smoke

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Noun

An overwhelming abundance of people or things

torrential rain

torrent of rain

overwhelming flow

additional things

additional people

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Noun

That which is left behind after something has been destroyed

discarded matter

flotsam and jetsam

remaining number

remaining quantity

number left over

quantity left over

part that is left over

number that is left over

quantity that is left over

additional people

bottom of barrel

additional material

additional things

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Verb

To place (things) one on top of the other

make a mound of

make a stack of

scrape together

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“As the cross is secured, the youngsters heap the combustible material around the pole, and it is set ablaze by the man to last marry in the village.”

Verb

To bestow something in generous or extravagant quantities on

give generously

give unstintingly

spend money like water

spend like water

throw around like confetti

spend recklessly

be prodigal with

make poor use of

pour down the drain

spend money as if there were no tomorrow

spend money as if it were going out of style

throw down the drain

be wasteful with

spend money as if it grows on trees

play ducks and drakes with

spend money as if it were going out of fashion

lay something out

indulge oneself

spend as if it grows on trees

spend as if there were no tomorrow

spend as if it were going out of style

fail to exploit

suffer the loss of

pour something down the drain

spend money as if it grew on trees

chuck something down the drain

be wastefully extravagant with

throw money around

throw money down the drain

pour money down the drain

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Verb

To fill something up, especially to overflowing and with force

fill to overflowing

fill to the brim

pack like sardines

prepare to fire

stuff to the gills

elbow one's way

force into space

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Verb

To move materials with a shovel

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To come or bring together as a group

gather together

cluster together

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Verb

To put or store in a regular place

keep a place for

set something by

keep to yourself

retain possession of

keep for oneself

keep in reserve

keep possession of

continue to have

keep possession

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Verb

To attack or ridicule publicly

find fault with

give a bad press to

show someone up

expose to ridicule

hold up to shame

throw brickbats at

inveigh against

cast aspersions on

fulminate against

vituperate against

haul over the coals

give some stick to

do a hatchet job on

remonstrate with

criticize severely

give someone hell

give someone a roasting

give someone a bad press

tear off a strip

tear a strip off

rap over the knuckles

give someone a rollicking

give someone a rocket

give something a battering

pass strictures upon

give someone a bollocking

criticize harshly

go for the jugular

spread lies about

bring into disrepute

blacken the name of

sully the reputation of

blacken the reputation of

characterize^US

conduct a smear campaign against

give someone bondi

drag through the mud

give a bad name

characterise^UK

read the riot act

animadvert upon

assault verbally

give a tongue-lashing

give something a bad press

jump on one's case

bite someone's head off

snap someone's head off

slap on the wrist

jump down one's throat

give a black eye

put a whammy on

hold forth against

throw stones at

label negatively

accuse of being

cast a slur upon

drag through the mire

rip up and down

bring discredit to

bring shame upon

tar and feather

reflect badly on

spread scandal about

run smear campaign

blacken the character of

bellyache about

give someone a dressing-down

sound off about

cut to the quick

call someone names

take down a peg

take a swipe at

call over the coals

rake over the coals

run a smear campaign against

cut down to size

talk something down

criticize unfairly

give a talking-to

lay down the law

give comeuppance

knock off high horse

drag through mud

drag someone's name through the mud

criticize strongly

bring under fire

review unfavorably

have your knife in

run something down

declaim against

call to account

hold someone responsible

hold accountable

hold someone to blame

tell lies about

find unacceptable

blacken someone's name

look askance at

shoot full of holes

point finger at

hang something on

blow whistle on

send up the river

lay at one's door

protest against

take exception to

take a dim view of

be spiteful towards

be unkind about

be malicious about

speak of with disfavour

cause offence to

give offence to

step on one's toes

hurt someone's feelings

treat disrespectfully

give someone the cold-shoulder

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Verb

To provide someone with (food or drink) in a continuous or insistent way

Verb

To fall or cause to fall in large or overwhelming quantities like, or as of, rain

Verb

To refrain from openly expressing or displaying

keep the lid on

keep under control

keep a tight rein on

tranquillize^UK

take the edge off

put the brakes on

sweep something under the carpet

stem the flow of

sweep something under the rug

sweep under the carpet

sweep under the rug

anaesthetize^UK

put a damper on

throw cold water on

keep within bounds

pour cold water on

keep quiet about

bring to screeching halt

decrease the volume

not breathe a word of

garrote/garrotte

choke something back

hold something in

blow something out

keep something in check

beat something out

bottle something up

gain control over

put half nelson on

gain mastery over

impose limits on

stop something being overheard

put a spoke in someone's wheel

bring to a standstill

stand in the way of

take the sting out

put out of order

keep under wraps

throw a spanner in the works of

bring under control

have on a tight leash

seal somebody's lips

draw a veil over

keep silent about

keep under your hat

keep tight rein on

get the better of

put the kibosh on

get under control

keep within limits

put a ceiling on

come down hard on

bring to naught

keep feeling inside oneself

keep control of

keep on a string

place a limit on

take severe measures against

take stern measures against

come down heavily on

get bogged down

clip someone's wings

draw the line on

stop in your tracks

make mincemeat of

gain ascendancy over

gain the upper hand over

wipe the floor with

bring someone to their knees

come down on like a ton of bricks

break the spirit

break the spirit of

get the upper hand over

get the upper hand

gain control of

drive underground

pull oneself together

take the bite out

take a hold of oneself

get a grip on oneself

bring to an end

bring to a stop

put in nutshell

put a restriction on

defend yourself

put the stopper on

bring to a halt

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Verb

(of plants, fruits, etc.) To collect for food

get as a result

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Adjective

Innumerable or incalculable

endless numbers of

immeasurable numbers of

incalculable numbers of

a great number of

a multiplicity of

infinite numbers of

too many to be counted

thick on the ground

self-perpetuating

an incalculable number of

an infinite number of

incomprehensible

a thousand and one

a whole bunch of

large number of

not to be reckoned

multiplicity of

countless numbers of

enough and to spare

with no holds barred

thousand-and-one

all-encompassing

coming out of ears

no holds barred

a great deal of

an abundance of

occurring often

more than one can count

more than enough

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