Associations to the word «Stacked»
Noun
- Crate
- Carton
- Pallet
- Bale
- Pile
- Container
- Stack
- Headlight
- Odds
- Shelf
- Tray
- Rack
- Log
- Bunk
- Graphite
- Hay
- Grille
- Chips
- Suitcase
- Plank
- Cupboard
- Cube
- Layer
- Deck
- Cask
- Ceiling
- Kiln
- Subunit
- Canister
- Barrel
- Packing
- Box
- Lumber
- Heap
- Helix
- Luggage
- Paperwork
- Capacitor
- Brick
- Pickup
- Bundle
- Musket
- Wafer
- Antenna
- Folder
- Garbage
- Fireplace
- Pyramid
- Drawer
- Row
- Coil
- Towel
- Bandwidth
- Desk
- Configuration
- Mattress
- Cot
- Biplane
- Disk
- Casket
- Pellet
- Waveguide
- Bulge
- Sheet
- Anion
- Cage
- Rafter
- Dresser
- Furniture
- Aisle
- Slab
- Retort
Adjective
Wiktionary
STACKED, adjective. Arranged in a stack
STACKED, adjective. (slang) Having large breasts
STACKED, adjective. (slang) Unfairly constructed, as a stacked deck of cards.
STACKED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of stack
STACKED MODAL, noun. (rare) Synonym for double modal.
STACKED MODALS, noun. Plural of stacked modal
Dictionary definition
STACKED, adjective. Arranged in a stack.
STACKED, adjective. (of a woman's body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves; "Hollywood seems full of curvaceous blondes"; "a curvy young woman in a tight dress".
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