Heap

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 48
hēp, n. a pile or ma heaved or thrown together: a great number of things, a great deal, a collection: ( B. ) a ruin.— v.t. to throw in a heap or pile: to ama : to pile above the top:— pr.p. heap′ing; pa.p. heaped.— adj. Heap′y , full of heaps.— A heap , a good many; Knock all of a heap , to confound utterly. [A.S. héap : Ice. hópr , Ger. haufe , Dut. hoop .]
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