Stack
Stack noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: earned a stack of money for writing the screenplay
Touch
Touch noun - A very small amount.
Usage example: added just a touch of parsley to the dish
How words are described
| musical | musical stack | musical touch |
| nice | nice stack | nice touch |
| perfect | perfect stack | perfect touch |
| single | single stack | single touch |
| Other adjectives: small, neat, great, tiny, extra, added. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Cleo ends up writing a book with Leona as the queen where instead of asking her assistant (Lionel) to pull a piano out of the bottom of the giant stack she had built to reach the moon, Leona spies the moon's reflection in the lagoon and dives into it, allowing her to touch the moon.
Source: Series / Between the Lions -
Eventually, Scrooge does manage to interest the people in his money — but only aesthetically, and as a finishing touch, they chop their new stack of bills into two square halves.
Source: Lame Pun Reaction -
Brick Break: Dux demonstrates the Dim Mak ("death touch") for the judges to prove Tanaka was his master by breaking the bottom brick in a vertical stack with an overhead strike.
Source: Film / Bloodsport
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