Definition of “pile up”

As the fiscal fiascos pile up here at Spending Central on Queen St. W., the fat cats just get fatter.

As the years continue to pile up he's fast becoming Arbroath's equivalent of Yoda from Star Wars.

Boys, I want you to pile up some chairs on that side of the aisle and on the other side.

He is a decent man and the speculation hanging over him will pile up every time Celtic get a bad result.

In race two, Graham Camm and Zoe Ballantyne in Babel Fish avoided the pile up at the windward end to take the lead.

It's going to take you a lot of rounds to pile up those points.

Spadafora wanted to prove he could trade punches and work from the inside out, but, in doing so, allowed Dorin to pile up an edge in points.

Teach them to pile up breastworks with anything they've got, including their hands.

The clothes pile up in her wardrobe, often worn only once, and are then tossed carelessly aside.