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stacked

/stækt/
stacked
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• adjective

1

Arranged or piled neatly on top of one another in an orderly vertical heap.

Example

"The moving boxes were left stacked in the corner of the hallway."

2

Arranged or manipulated in advance to produce a predetermined or unfair outcome, or heavily filled with top talent or resources.

Example

"Critics argued that the regulatory committee was stacked in favor of corporate interests."

3

North American Having a muscular, heavily built, or curvy physique (informal).

Example

"After months of intense weightlifting, the athlete looked noticeably stacked."

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• Rhymes for stacked

• Nearby Words

stachyurus
stack
stackable
stacked
stacker
stadium
staff

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Stacked. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/stacked
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