stackofpapers

noun
UK /stæk əv ˈpeɪpəz/
US /stæk əv ˈpeɪpərz/

A stack of papers is many sheets of paper put one on top of another.

She put a stack of papers on the teacher's desk.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large amount of paperwork or official documents that must be handled.

He spent the whole afternoon going through a stack of papers from the office.

3. A pile of printed pages waiting to be sorted, filed, or graded.

The teacher carried a stack of papers home to grade over the weekend.

4. A group of sheets arranged neatly for storage or transport.

Please tie the stack of papers with string before moving it.