aheapoffiles

noun phrase
UK /ə hiːp əv faɪlz/
US /ə hiːp əv faɪlz/

A big pile of papers or folders kept together.

There was a heap of files on the desk after the busy week.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large amount of computer data or records stored together.

The backup left a heap of files on the server.

3. A messy collection of things that need sorting.

She spent the morning sorting through a heap of files.

4. A group of official records kept by an office.

The clerk pulled a heap of files from the cabinet.