heaps
/ˈhips/
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Definition(s):
- (n) a large number or amount
- (adv) very much
Usage(s):
- Sweaty, tangled heaps of men and women kiss and fondle each other from head to toe, all the while uttering erotic moans and groans.
- Upper Silesia is still blighted by strip mines and slag heaps.
- Puer tea may not look like much it is typically sold in heaps resembling cow patties but one mug of these aged leaves can fetch up to $1,000.
Quotes
- "His whole demeanour through that match, the way he addressed our team in the changing room beforehand - he had clearly had heaps of pressure put on by Wales," said Smith. "The way our team was addressed prior to the Wales game took me a...on Feb 23, 2009 By: Brian Smith Source: BBC Sport
- "I'm not really celebrating heaps because it's the start of a long championship," Power said. "I'm not going to go out and celebrate tonight or anything. I just want a good night's sleep, focus on Long Beach because you know, I want to go...on Apr 11, 2007 By: Will Power Source: SI.com
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