heaping

/ ˈhiːpɪŋ /

adjective

1. (of a spoonful) heaped

Example Sentences

This Cancer season, allow yourself to plunge into deep, heaping forkfuls of the comfort your heart yearns for — treating yourself like a delicate alloy of light and spirit will make you strong.

From Los Angeles Times

Her X account is, in fact, littered with posts heaping praise on Lockheed Martin and its overpriced, underperforming F-35 combat aircraft.

From Salon

In 1968, Conservative MP Enoch Powell had given his explosive “rivers of blood” speech, in which he said that by permitting mass immigration, the country was “heaping up its own funeral pyre”.

From BBC

During peak harvest season, in May and June, heaping piles of durian are everywhere.

From New York Times

Trey Mangum is among the panelists heaping praise on Jharrel Jerome — a past winner for “When They See Us” — for his portrayal of a very tall, sheltered teen in “I’m a Virgo.”

From Los Angeles Times