stack
nounUK /stæk/
US /stæk/
A neat pile of things put one on top of another.
She made a stack of books on the table.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tall chimney or funnel, especially on a ship or factory.
Smoke rose from the factory stack.
3. A set of computer instructions or data kept in order for processing.
The program crashed because the stack overflowed.
4. To arrange things in a neat pile.
Please stack the chairs after the meeting.
5. To control or arrange something unfairly to get an advantage.
They stacked the deck in their favor.