paperpiles

noun
UK /ˈpeɪpəpaɪlz/
US /ˈpeɪpərpaɪlz/

Paperpiles are stacks of paper sitting on top of each other.

My desk was covered with paperpiles after the busy week.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Large amounts of paperwork that have built up and need to be sorted.

She spent the morning working through the paperpiles on her desk.

3. Untidy collections of loose sheets left in a room or workspace.

The paperpiles in the corner made the office look messy.

4. Groups of printed pages stacked for review or storage.

He carried the paperpiles to the meeting for everyone to read.