Topile
/təʊˈpaɪl/noun
To pile or heap something on top of something else.
Did you know?Topile is an obsolete English verb formed transparently from “to” and “pile,” preserving an older style of word-building that produced many now-rare compounds.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
pīla
“A pillar, pier, or column; the source associated with the English word “pile” in the sense of a heap or column.”
12th–13th Century
Old French
pile
“A pile, heap, or mass; borrowed into English through French.”
Middle English
English
pilen
“To pile or heap up.”
Early Modern English
English
to pile
“To place in a heap or arrange one thing upon another.”
17th–19th Century
English
topile
“To pile or heap on top; an obsolete or rare compound verb.”
Modern English
English
topile
“A historical dictionary word meaning to pile something on top of something else.”