transitive. To keep back or set aside for future use or for a later occasion; to put by, store up; to refrain from using, deploying, etc…

To withold from present use, to reserve; to lay up, store up. reflexive. To reserve oneself.

To reserve, retain, set aside or store up for some particular use or purpose; to keep in reserve.

transitive. To keep for a particular purpose or some anticipated future use; to set aside, lay by, reserve.

transitive. To store, stow, esp. for safe keeping; (also) to save up or reserve (money, etc.) for future use. Cf. to put away 3c at phrasal verbs 1.

transitive. To set apart, reserve, or store for future use or consideration, or to be dealt with in a certain way; esp. to set aside (money…

To lay up or lay by for future use.

To set apart or reserve.

= sepose, v. 1, 2.

transitive. To set apart for a purpose.

= set by at sense 91c.

To put away in store; to store up; to save (money). Also absol.

Chiefly Scottish and Irish English (northern). On one side, aside. Esp. in to lay (also put) past: to put aside or away, to save up.

transitive. To lay aside or save up (money, etc.) for future use. Cf. to put by 2 at phrasal verbs 1.