mound

a mound of dirty crockery.

mounds of incompressible garbage.

mound*/ maund / n.

a conical mound of hay

try to mound up the cream quite high.

There is a mound of papers on my desk.

a small tree on a grassy mound

We had mounds of tasteless rice.

mounds some 30 metres across.

over these mounds the Kurdish shepherd strays.

The explorers climbed a mound to survey the land around them.

Villagers in the Mexican state of Veracruz discovered the tablet sometime before 1999, while quarrying an ancient Olmec mound for road-building material.

This is the funeral mound of James DeWolf.

The explorers climbed a mound to survey the land around them.

There it will impact a sandy mound resembling early Earth's surface.

Hurricane-force wind gusts piled up mounds of ice along Lake Erie's shores.

Over all they raised a mighty mound. Thus they buried Hector, defender of Troy.

Sure. Put me on the pitcher's mound. Then all the batters will be scared!

Again the problem is the geology; we had to level the mounds on the track for safety reasons.

Slowly, carefully, she built up the nest until she was sitting on a big grassy mound.

These mounds may contain millions of individuals.

And we've got about 18 or 20 other mounds around us.