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store
noun as in collection, supply
noun as in place for keeping supply
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arsenal, barn, cache, conservatory, depository, pantry, repository, reservoir, stable, storehouse, storeroom, tank, treasury, vault, warehouse
noun as in business establishment that sells goods
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boutique, chain store, convenience store, deli, department store, discount store, drugstore, emporium, grocery store, market, outlet, shop, shopping center, showroom, supermarket
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discount house, five-and-dime, five-and-ten, specialty shop, superette
verb as in collect and put aside
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accumulate, bury, deposit, freeze, hide, hoard, keep, lock away, pack, put, save, stash, stockpile
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amass, bank, bin, bottle, cache, can, cumulate, garner, hive, hutch, mothball, park, reserve, squirrel away, stock up, treasure, victual, warehouse
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keep in reserve, lay away, lay up, lock up, pack away, put away, put by, put in storage, roll up, salt away, save for rainy day, sock away
Example Sentences
In Italian nappa leather, this petite clutch can corral her euro coins—and store international currency between trips.
Data centers — facilities that contain information-technology infrastructure that stores, manages and processes data — have been around for decades.
With the optional membership, clips can be stored, viewed, and downloaded, but without it, the live feed works great and doesn’t store any footage.
Target on Wednesday trimmed its profit guidance for this year, saying fewer shoppers visited its stores in the third quarter and those who did spent less.
It doesn’t reflect the final prices consumers pay for goods on store shelves.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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