pilemover
nounUK /ˈpaɪlˌmuːvə/
US /ˈpaɪlˌmuːvər/
A pilemover is a machine or person that moves big piles of things from one place to another.
The pilemover scooped up the sand and carried it across the yard.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tool used to shift stacks of paper or boxes in an office.
He used a small pilemover to slide the boxes of files into the storeroom.
3. A person whose job is to rearrange heaps of material at a worksite.
The pilemover cleared the gravel heap before the trucks arrived.
4. A device on a farm that pushes hay or grain into piles.
The farmer attached the pilemover to the tractor to gather the hay.