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heap(2)(dictionary)
Heap(medicine)
heap(1)(dictionary)
heap 1, noun(dictionary)
compost heap(dictionary)
slag heap(dictionary)
Brush heap structure(medicine)
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know 1, verb(dictionary)

broth (iou) and heap 2, verb (oh)


broth (iou)



broth noun.
[Old English broT = Old High German brod, Old Norse broe, from Germanic, from base of BREW verb.]
Unclarified meat or fish stock; a thin soup made from this and Vegetables. OE.
broth of a boy (chiefly Anglo-Irish) a good fellow. Scotch broth: see SCOTCH adjective.
Stock etc. used as a culture medium for bacteria. L19.
brothy adjective (rare) of, or of the Nature of, broth M17.

heap 2, verb (oh)



2 v [T]
also heap up
to put a lot of things on top of each Other in an untidy way
-synonym pile pile heap on
ĦĦJean heaped logs on the fire.
heap sth with sth
to put a lot of something on a surface
-synonym pile pile
ĦĦShe gave him a glass of whisky and heaped his plate with Food.
heap praise/insults etc on sb
to praise, insult etc someone a lot
ĦĦHe heaped all the blame on his secretary.