problempile

noun
UK /ˈprɒbləmˌpaɪl/
US /ˈprɑːbləmˌpaɪl/

A problempile is a big bunch of troubles all stacked up together.

After the storm, the broken fence and the flooded yard made a real problempile for the family.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A stack of homework or tasks that keeps growing.

By Friday, his desk was a problempile of unfinished worksheets.

3. A group of small issues that feel like one big problem.

The leaky tap and the squeaky door became a problempile for the landlord.

4. A pile of things that are hard to sort out.

The lost-and-found box turned into a problempile of mismatched gloves.