stacked

adjective
UK /stækt/
US /stækt/

Put in a neat pile, one on top of another.

The books were stacked on the desk.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having a lot of something, often in a good way.

That team is stacked with great players.

3. Arranged unfairly so one side has an advantage.

The game seemed stacked against the new players.

4. Having a full, curvy body shape.

She felt confident and stacked in her new dress.