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Definition of pile
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pile is as below...
Pile (n.) A
vertical
series
of
alternate
disks of two
dissimilar
metals,
as
copper
and zinc, laid up with disks of cloth or paper
moistened
with acid water
between
them, for
producing
a
current
of
electricity;
--
commonly
called
Volta's
pile,
voltaic
pile, or
galvanic
pile..
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Author
::
Author
(n.) One who
composes
or
writes
a book; a
composer,
as
distinguished
from an
editor,
translator,
or
compiler..
Hayrick
::
Hayrick
(n.) A heap or pile of hay,
usually
covered
with
thatch
for
preservation
in the open air..
Thermomultiplier
::
Thermomultiplier
(n.) Same as
Thermopile.
Rammer
::
Rammer
(n.) An
instrument
for
driving
anything
with
force;
as, a
rammer
for
driving
stones
or
piles,
or for
beating
the earth to more
solidity.
Wilton Carpet
::
Wilton
carpet
() A kind of
carpet
woven with loops like the
Brussels,
but
differing
from it in
having
the loops cut so as to form an
elastic
velvet
pile; -- so
called
because
made
originally
at
Wilton,
England..
Pavilion
::
Pavilion
(n.) A
single
body or mass of
building,
contained
within
simple
walls and a
single
roof,
whether
insulated,
as in the park or
garden
of a
larger
edifice,
or
united
with other
parts,
and
forming
an angle or
central
feature
of a large
pile..
Ruche
::
Ruche (n.) A pile of
arched
tiles,
used to catch and
retain
oyster
spawn..
Haycock
::
Haycock
(n.) A
conical
pile or hear of hay in the
field.
Demolition
::
Demolition
(n.) The act of
overthrowing,
pulling
down, or
destroying
a pile or
structure;
destruction
by
violence;
utter
overthrow;
--
opposed
to
construction;
as, the
demolition
of a
house,
of
military
works,
of a town, or of
hopes..
Epileptical
::
Epileptical
(a.)
Epileptic.
Pilorhizae
::
Pilorhizae
(pl. ) of
Pileorhiz.
Pileated
::
Pileated
(a.)
Having
a crest
covering
the
pileus,
or whole top of the
head..
Hemorrhoids
::
Hemorrhoids
(n. pl.) Livid and
painful
swellings
formed
by the
dilation
of the blood
vessels
around
the
margin
of, or
within,
the anus, from which blood or mucus is
occasionally
discharged;
piles;
emerods..
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) A
charge
or
bearing
of
simple
form, one of nine or ten which are in
constant
use. The bend,
chevron,
chief,
cross,
fesse,
pale, and
saltire
are
uniformly
admitted
as
ordinaries.
Some
authorities
include
bar, bend
sinister,
pile, and
others.
See
Subordinary..
Corded
::
Corded
(a.) Piled in a form for
measurement
by the cord.
Rootery
::
Rootery
(n.) A pile of
roots,
set with
plants,
mosses,
etc., and used as an
ornamental
object
in
gardening..
Pilenta
::
Pilenta
(pl. ) of
Pilentu.
Analepsy
::
Analepsy
() A
species
of
epileptic
attack,
originating
from
gastric
disorder..
Compile
::
Compile
(v. t.) To
write;
to
compose.
Yuen
::
Yuen (n.) The
crowned
gibbon
(Hylobates
pileatus),
native
of Siam,
Southern
China,
and the
Island
of
Hainan.
It is
entirely
arboreal
in its
habits,
and has very long arms. the males are dark brown or
blackish,
with a
caplike
mass of long dark hair, and
usually
with a white band
around
the face. The
females
are
yellowish
white,
with a dark spot on the
breast
and
another
on the
crown.
Called
also
wooyen,
and
wooyen
ape..
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