Piles and Statues

Piles

Piles noun - A large number or amount.

Statues and piles are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Statues" instead a noun "Piles".

Statues

Definitions of Piles not found.

Piles and statues are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Piles" instead a noun "Statues".

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / RosenkreuzStilette Be it the rivers of blood pouring from weeping angel statues in the first game's castle, the piles of skeletons and bones in Grolla's haunted graveyard of a stage, or the crimson moon glaring from above in full view.
  • Video Game / Ninja Senki The only aversion are temples and statues (they collapse into piles of stone instead) and floating Hitadama flames (these simply vanish with a puff.) One wonders how the Yurei ghosts and the Hitodama bamboo shoots are able to bleed so much.
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