heap

a heap of clothes

to heap praise on someone

a heap of problems

to heap insults on someone

a heap of books

to heap blame on someone

a heap of rubble

to heap scorn on something

a heap of dishes

to heap rewards on someone

Just heaps and heaps of books.

There he saw great heaps of gold.

In 10 seconds, what was once 350 feet tall became a heap of rubble.

Even summer insects heap silence for me Silent is Cambridge tonight!

Snape fell into a crumpled heap on the ground.

Apparently February is the trash heap of the calendar, just do whatever feels good.

Slowly, the boy began to walk round the writhing heap of snakes.

And what could that favor be, unless to multiply his heaps of treasure?

He pointed to several big heaps of stones along the side of the road.

A heap of old clothes was lying in the corner.