Keep and Pile

Keep

Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.

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Pile and keep are semantically related. in store topic. In some cases you can use "Pile" instead a verb "Keep", when it comes to topics like hold.

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

Pile verb - To lay or throw on top of one another.

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Keep and pile are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Keep" with "Pile", this verbs are similar.

Nearby Words: piled, piling

old	old keep	old pile
good	good keep	good pile
full	full keep	full pile
normal	normal keep	normal pile
Other adjectives: complete, single, small, massive, big, great, huge, remaining, nearby, floating.

job	keep job	pile job
order	keep order	pile order
body	keep body	pile body
time	keep time	pile time
Other words: characters, humans, enemies.

You have to keep it in the front of your party, battle with it, pile on the items and/or not let it faint.

Source: Scrappy Mechanic / Pokémon
It's a wonder they managed to keep their Enterprise crewed by anything but a huge pile of corpses.

Source: Asskicking Equals Authority
Also to Brooklyn Nine-Nine, as Peter and Homer agree that it's best to keep "a pile of garbage" in between them.

Source: Recap / Family Guy S 13 E 1 The Simpsons Guy

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