heaps

noun
UK /hiːps/
US /hiːps/

Heaps are big piles of things stacked up together.

There were heaps of leaves in the garden after the wind blew.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A very large amount or number of something.

She has heaps of homework to finish tonight.

3. To put things into a big pile.

He heaped the sand into a tall castle.

4. In computing, a part of memory used for storing data.

The program stored the new objects in the heap.