stacksofpapers
nounUK /stæks əv ˈpeɪpəz/
US /stæks əv ˈpeɪpərz/
Many pieces of paper put on top of each other.
There were tall stacks of papers on the teacher's desk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Large amounts of written work waiting to be handled.
She spent the weekend sorting through stacks of papers from the office.
3. Neat groups of printed sheets arranged for filing or mailing.
The clerk carried stacks of papers to the mailroom.
4. A messy collection of loose sheets lying around.
Stacks of papers covered every table in the room.