pilin

[ˈpiːlɪn]

pilin Definition

• 1. a stack or pile of something
• 2. to stack or pile something

Using pilin: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pilin" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  There was a pilin of books on the table.

• Example

  She pilin up the dishes in the sink.

• Example

  He started pilin the wood for the fire.

pilin Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pilin

• heap
• stack
• pile
• mound

Phrases with pilin

• pilin high

  to stack something to a great height

  Example

  The boxes were pilin high in the storage room.

• pilin it on

  to add more of something to an already excessive amount

  Example

  He kept pilin it on, adding more and more toppings to his pizza.

• pilin up the miles

  to accumulate a large number of miles traveled, usually by driving

  Example

  He's been pilin up the miles on his car with all the road trips he's been taking.

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Summary: pilin in Brief

The term 'pilin' [ˈpiːlɪn] refers to a stack or pile of something, and the act of stacking or piling. It is often used to describe physical objects like books, dishes, or wood. Phrases like 'pilin high' denote stacking to a great height, while 'pilin it on' means adding more to an already excessive amount. 'Pilin up the miles' refers to accumulating a large number of miles traveled, usually by driving.