Loose pile

noun

1. A collection of things thrown one on another pile
2. A great number or large quantity lot

verb

1. To throw or lay in a heap pile or collect in great quantity

   "his sole object was to heap up riches"

2. To form or round into a heap

   "heaped the dirt into a mound"

3. To form a heap on load heavily

   "heap the plates with food"

4. To accord or bestow lavishly or in large quantities

   "heaped honors upon them"

idiom

1. To praise (someone or something) in a very enthusiastic way

   "The critics heaped praises on her performance."

noun

1. A pile of discarded metal
2. The place where useless things are discarded

idiom

1. Used to describe a person's level of success, position in society, potential for advancement, etc.

idiom

1. To fall very suddenly to the ground and lie there

   "Overcome by heat exhaustion, he collapsed/fell in a heap."

noun

1. A pile of plant materials that are allowed to decay to create compost

noun

1. A large pile of material that is left when rocks that contain metal are heated to get the metal out