heaper

“A weaker dollar makes the purchase of dollar-denominated futures c heaper for market participants using other currencies, and can fuel speculative buying in commodities.”

The Wall Street Journal: Strong Manufacturing Data Propel Commodities Higher

“Honestly, I'm a film major who loves & understands all that goes into shooting on film, but HD video technology just makes so much sense -- heaper, easier, instant feedback.”

Why Or Why Didn’t The HD Video Look Of Public Enemies Work For You? | /Film

“It's like heaping scholarly scorn on the Garden of Eden: it's redundant, and risks making the heaper look ridiculous.”

The Swiss story of William Tell

“His island position, his early discoveries of coal, iron, and processes of manufacture have made him, of course, into a confirmed industrialist and trader; but he is more of an adventurer in wealth than a heaper-up of it.”

New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 3, June, 1915 April-September, 1915

“Once this heaper-up of Chinese merit [AM] was dumped unceremoniously on the turf while the headman entered into a blackguarding contest with one of the fellows who was alleged to be constantly out of step with his brethren, because he was a much smaller man.”

Across China on Foot

“Porthos! careful heaper up of treasures, was it worth while to labor to sweeten and gild life, to come upon a desert shore, to the cries of sea birds, and lay thyself, with broken bones, beneath a cold stone!”

The Vicomte de Bragelonne Or Ten Years Later being the completion of "The Three Musketeers" And "Twenty Years After"

“Oh, noble Porthos! careful heaper-up of treasure, was it worth while to labor to sweeten and gild life, to come upon a desert shore, surrounded by the cries of seagulls, and lay thyself, with broken bones, beneath”

The Man in the Iron Mask

“They'd be a heaper better contented in parting from one another if they knowed that they belonged to each other, certain sure, no matter what might happen. ”

Her Mother's Secret