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"pile on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe piling something on top of something else, or adding something on to what is already there. Example sentence: After the first few students raised their hands, the teacher asked the rest of the class to pile on.
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pile on
verb
To jump on top of someone or something quickly.
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So why pile on more?
Don't pile on debt.
Ford dealers pile on, too.
I don't want to pile on much.
We pile on.
Others pile on disconnected images.
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It's a pile-on.
Hendrik Hertzberg on the Hillary pile-on.
2. The Mitt Romney Pile-On.
Now it was a pile-on.
There is a pile-on.
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