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witchnanny | 12:16 Wed 04th Jul 2007 | Phrases & Sayings
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Is it stock of knowledge or stack of knowledge?
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It's stacks.
13:26 Wed 04th Jul 2007
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I think stock. It's like in stocktaking: you take account of all you've got. Your stock of knowledge is everything you know.

'Stacks' is a slangy term meaning 'lots'... stacks of knowledge can mean you know a lot. But stock of knowledge would be the normal phrase for all you know, even if it's not enough to amount to 'stacks'.
13:30 Wed 04th Jul 2007
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A bundle!!!
20:25 Wed 04th Jul 2007
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I would say 'stack of knowledge' since years ago, before computers, knowledge was obtained through reading books, and they were kept in shelves in the library known as 'stacks'.
02:00 Thu 05th Jul 2007
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Surely it is "fund" of knowledge?
15:12 Thu 05th Jul 2007

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