heap /hēp/

1. A mass of things resting one above another
2. A mound
3. A company (Shakespeare)
4. A great number, a great deal (often in pl), a collection (informal)
5. An old dilapidated motor car
6. A ruin (Bible)

1. To throw into a heap
2. To amass
3. To load with a heap or heaps
4. To pile high, or above the rim or brim (also intransitive verb)

heaped adjective

heapˈing adjective (N American; of a spoonful, etc)

Heaped

heaps adverb (informal)

Very much

heapˈy adjective

Full of heaps

heapˈstead noun

The buildings and works around a mine-shaft

knock or strike all of a heap (informal)

To confound utterly, dumbfound

• Rhaetian
• Rhaetic
• Rhaeto-Romance
• Rhaeto-Romanic
• rhagades
• rhagadiform
• Rhamnaceae
• rhamnaceous
• Rhamnus
• Rhamphastos
• rhamphoid
• Rhamphorhynchus
• rhamphotheca
• rhamphothecae
• rhaphe
• rhaphide
• rhaphides
• rhaphis
• rhapontic
• rhapontics
• rhapsode
• rhapsodes
• rhapsodic
• rhapsodical
• rhapsodically