Ditch
Ditch noun - A long narrow channel dug in the earth.
Stack
Stack noun - A considerable amount.
How words are described
| convenient | convenient ditch | convenient stack |
| small | small ditch | small stack |
| large | large ditch | large stack |
| new | new ditch | new stack |
| Other adjectives: giant. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The victor piled up the thirteen carbines in a stack, placed them on his saddle-bow, made the thirteen men march to meet his four dragoons, who had stopped on the other side of the ditch which they could not cross, and, being the last to pass over the ditch, he led his prisoners to the camp.
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