transitive. To lay up, store up.

transitive. To place in a receptacle for safe keeping or for future use; to store, stow away; to lay aside, put by; (in later use also) to pack or…

To deposit or put away in a place for safety; to store up (goods, provisions); to put by. Often absol. to save money. Also with immaterial object t…

To stow away; to place or deposit (anywhere) for storage, to store up. archaic.

To put away for future use, lay up in store, store away. Obsolete or dialect.

transitive. To keep in store; to lay up as a store or stock; to deposit for safe keeping; (in later use esp.) to store (water). Now rare.

transitive. figurative. To preserve, keep, store up. Obsolete.

With up, away, †in.

transitive. To lay up, store up.

figurative. To collect or deposit as in a garner, to make a store of. to garner up, to garner away: to store or lay up, to put away.

To keep in store for future use; to collect and keep in reserve; to form a store, stock or supply of; to accumulate, hoard.

transitive. To deposit, store (something) in or as in a revestry.

transitive. To put (a thing) in a place, esp. for storage or safe keeping; to repose, deposit; (also) to keep, store.

often emphasized with up. Cf. barrelet, n.

transitive. To store up (goods, etc.) in or as in a magazine or storehouse. Also with up.

To lay up in store; to form a stock or supply of (a commodity). Also with up.

slang. to salt down, to salt away: to put by, store away (money, stock).

transitive. To collect or keep in a reservoir; to store. Frequently in passive. Also figurative.

To stow away or clear up for the sake of tidiness.

transitive. To store up as in a larder.