Heaping [adjective]

And look at God's fireplace, I cry, pointing to the west, where the sun is heaping the glowing cloud coals among the mountains.

A little less than a heaping tablespoonful to ten steps square is about the quantity of seed.

Then Musa and Godfrey came up, courteously asking if the lady was well, and heaping praise on Rollo.

The Germans continued to bombard Ypres with large calibre shells, heaping ruins upon ruins.

This is what I'd call heaping coals of fire on the heads of your enemies!

When men or nations devote all the powers of their minds and bodies to the heaping up of wealth, wealth is heaped up.

The thought put her in a bad humor, so she scarcely heard the praises that Doña Victorina was heaping upon her own favorite.

And Germany, whilst heaping insults on the Jews, nevertheless fulfils certain conditions essential to Jewish enterprise.

But for Boccaccio such moralising became a mere drudgery, a mere heaping together of what he had read but not digested.

Put over the fire a frying pan with a heaping teaspoonful of butter in it.