pilesofpapers
nounUK /paɪlz əv ˈpeɪpəz/
US /paɪlz əv ˈpeɪpərz/
Lots of papers stacked up in a big heap.
My desk was covered in piles of papers after the busy week.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Large amounts of written work waiting to be handled.
She spent the weekend sorting through piles of papers from the meeting.
3. A messy collection of printed sheets lying around.
Piles of papers covered the floor of the old study.
4. Many official forms or records gathered together.
The lawyer arrived with piles of papers for the case.