Stack-up Definition

verb

To put into a stack.

Stack up the boxes.
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(intransitive) To pile up; to accumulate.

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(idiomatic) To put a group of abstract things together.
Stack up memories.
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To compare with something; to measure up. (Often used with "against", "among")

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Stack-up Sentence Examples

  • Homemade glass and window cleaners stack up very well against the commercial brands provided you make them correctly.

  • The dates a motor home made the trip in and out stack up perfectly.

  • The inability of the planar molecules to stack up would prevent polymerization from taking place.

  • Consider these comparisons to see how the Kindle and Nook stack up to each other.

  • When not in use, you can stack up the table and chairs and make a beautiful work of art.

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