stack
stack
subs.
See heap.
subs.
See heap.
stack
v. trans.
See collect, heap.
Stack arms: P. ὅπλα τίθεσθαι.
v. trans.
See collect, heap.
Stack arms: P. ὅπλα τίθεσθαι.
STACK
s. acervus (e.g. lignorum stramentorum foeni): strues (e.g. lignorum) (☞ foenile rather the barn or yard in which the hay was kept for use: meta foeni = a cock of hay: congeries in the best writers denotes a heap of things put together without order or regular form; therefore not = stack.) A stack of chimneys *ordo (fumariorum fumariolorum).
s. acervus (e.g. lignorum stramentorum foeni): strues (e.g. lignorum) (☞ foenile rather the barn or yard in which the hay was kept for use: meta foeni = a cock of hay: congeries in the best writers denotes a heap of things put together without order or regular form; therefore not = stack.) A stack of chimneys *ordo (fumariorum fumariolorum).
v. cumulare: acervare (rare): coacervare: construere (e.g. foenum).
stack (subs.):
I. Of corn, etc.: ăcervus, strues: v.HEAP , PILE . (N.B.--According to the Scrr. R. R., it appears to have been the uniform practice of Roman farmers to store hay, corn, etc., under a roof, i. e. in hay-lofts and granaries: q. v.)
II. Of chimneys: *sĕries, ordo (fumariorum, fumariolorum): R. and A.
I. Of corn, etc.: ăcervus, strues: v.
II. Of chimneys: *sĕries, ordo (fumariorum, fumariolorum): R. and A.
stack (v.): coăcervo, construo: v. TO HEAP UP , PILE .