Stack
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 103
stak, n. a large pile of bay, corn, wood, .: a number of chimneys standing together: a pyramid formed by a number of muskets with fixed bayonets interlocked and the stocks spread widely apart.— v.t. to pile into a stack: to make up cards for cheating.— ns. Stack′-stand , a frame of wood, iron, or stone, supported on short props, for building a stack upon; Stack′yard , a yard for stacks. [Scand.; Ice. stakkr , a stack of hay.]
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