transitive. To make, form, gather, or cast into a heap; to pile up, amass, accumulate; to pile one thing upon another so as to form a heap. Often…

transitive. To heap, pile.

transitive. To gather into one whole or mass; to collect together, assemble; to mass.

With up: = engross, v. 3 4 Obsolete.

transitive. To gather or collect together (material things) into a mass or masses; to heap together, pile up. Also: to build or form (something) by…

transitive. To heap up in a mass, to pile up (literal and figurative); to amass, collect, or accrue (esp. wealth or possessions).

transitive. To heap up.

transitive. To heap or pile up, accumulate: said with reference to both material and immaterial objects; also to form by accumulation. Obsolete.

transitive. To gather in a heap; to heap up; to pile up, collect, amass, accumulate. Also figurative.

To heap together, pile up; to gather or form into a heap or mass. Obsolete.

transitive. To heap up; spec. to put up (hay, wheat, corn, etc.) into cocks or pooks; †to gather in (a crop, etc.) for this purpose (obsolete rare).

transitive. To form or gather into a mass; to collect, arrange, or bring together in masses; to amass; (Scottish) †to make into a package (obsolete)…

figurative. To heap up, amass.

transitive. To pile up, heap together.

To gather (separate particles or elements) together into a single mass or group; to collect in an… transitive. In immaterial and general contexts.

transitive. To amass, to accumulate. Usually with up.

transitive. U.S. To accumulate, amass; esp. to secure (a large number of votes, a majority, etc.) in an election.