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stored, ppl. a.|stɔəd|
[f. store v. + -ed1.]
1. a. Laid up in store; kept in reserve as a store or stock; accumulated, hoarded.
1581A. Hall Iliad v. 80 Sith fate no children did him leaue He forced was his stored wealth to strangers to bequeaue. 1605Shakes. Lear ii. iv. 164 All the stor'd Vengeances of Heauen fall On her ingratefull top. 1879W. Cory Lett. & Jrnls. (1897) 449 The stored water on which one's gardening depends. 1881S. P. Thompson in Nature 2 June 106/2 A dozen times as much stored energy. 1885Athenæum 28 Nov. 698/1 His three volumes are the stored harvest of a long..life. 1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. IV. 609 Only a small portion of the stored fat in the body comes directly from that consumed with the food.
b. with up, away.
1859Lever Dav. Dunn lxxv. 658 You..know little of the stored-up happiness your very name has afforded me for many a day. 1890L. C. Miall Obj. Lessons fr. Nature ii. xv. 196 You have only to dry..the plant to get back a good deal of its stored-up energy. 1900Everybody's Mag. III. 581/1 Others came to offer certain stored-away preserves.
c. stored program, a program that is stored in a computer in the same way as data, esp. one that can be automatically manipulated like data; freq. attrib.
1957D. D. McCracken Digital Computer Programming i. 4 We speak of modern computers as being stored program machines. 1964Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. CXV. 654 The LINC is a small stored-program digital computer which uses transistor circuitry and a random-access ferrite-core memory. 1970O. Dopping Computers & Data Processing vi. 93 The use of a stored program, which can be modified by the machine itself, is one of the basic ideas in the design of a computer. 1983Sci. Amer. Jan. 92/3 The stops and combination pistons [of the organ]..are under the control of microprocessors having stored-program capabilities.
2. Stocked, furnished or supplied with a store. Also with qualifying adv.
1612Bacon Ess., Greatness Kingd. (Arb.) 472 Walled Towns, stored Arcenals and Armories. 1835J. Duncan Beetles (Nat. Libr.) 81 A well-stored cabinet of Coleoptera. 1865Lea in Mrs. Lecky Mem. Lecky (1909) 45 Your richly stored pages show how much there is to be learned. 1882Bain James Mill vi. 277 Men of stored and cultivated minds. |