reservatory
noun
re·serv·ato·ry
rə̇ˈzərvəˌtōrē
plural -es
archaic
: a place (as a cupboard or reservoir) in which things are kept
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin reservatorium, from Latin reservatus (past participle of reservare to reserve) + -orium -ory
- cut the apron strings
- cut the crap
- cut the Gordian knot
- cut the mustard
- in one breath
- in one ear and out the other
- in one fell swoop
- in one go
- in one piece
- in one sense
- in one whack
- in one's (own) sweet time
- in one's blood
- in one's book
- in one's cups
- in one's day
- in one's element
- in one's face
- in one's favor
- in one's glory
- in one's good books
- in one's hair
- in one's head
- in one's heart
- in one's infancy