Phrases with «stack»

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The word "stack" typically refers to a pile or vertical arrangement of objects on top of each other. It can also be used to describe a specific data structure in computer programming where elements are stored and accessed in a particular order, known as Last In, First Out (LIFO). Full definition

Noun + «stack»

Adjective + «stack»

«to stack» + noun

Sentences with «stack»

You can never go wrong with lots of stacks of books on a big square coffee table. (clairebrodydesigns.com)
Even then, the gauges still aren't cutting edge and the center stack of business will become tired. (burlappcar.com)
It's just a little bit of a testing time for them at the moment but they are of course stacked with quality and will still be in the title hunt. (football-bookmakers.com)
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Phrases with «stack»

Noun + «stack»

Adjective + «stack»

«to stack» + noun

Sentences with «stack»

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