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stacking
This term primarily describes the physical arrangement of items in a vertical pile, often implying a goal of space efficiency or organization. When used as an adjective, it specifically denotes a design feature of furniture or equipment, such as chairs or bins, that allows them to nest or sit atop one another.
In professional or political contexts, the term takes on a more strategic and sometimes negative connotation, referring to the concentration of power or influence by filling a board or committee with allies. In technical computing contexts, it refers to a specific memory management operation involving a LIFO (Last-In, First-Out) structure, where the focus is on the sequence of data entry rather than physical space.
Meanings
Examples
Stop stacking those plates so high or they will fall over.
I need to buy some stacking chairs for the new classroom.
The company is stacking the board with its own allies to ensure the merger goes through.
The program is stacking the return addresses on the call stack.
Careful with the stacking of those crates in the warehouse.
These stacking bins are perfect for organizing my craft supplies.
He is basically stacking three different part-time jobs just to pay rent.
I wonder if I can keep stacking these coins without them wobbling.