a pile
a pile
1. informal A large accumulation (of something). A: "You coming to the party tomorrow?" B: "No, I've got a pile of homework to do this weekend." They have already put a pile of money into this project. I doubt they'd be willing to increase the budget any further.
2. informal A large sum of money. He made a pile investing in the stock market.
See also: pile
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
pile
n. a large amount of money. That old lady has a pile stashed in the bank.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- pile
- the dog ate my homework
- dog ate my homework
- dog ate my homework, the
- more you get, the more you want
- the more you get, the more you want
- the more you have, the more you want
- buttload
- be after
- be after (doing something)