Pronunciation: /stæʃ/
noun a secret store of valuables or money
A1 I keep my spare change in a small stash in my drawer.
A2 She found a stash of old love letters in the attic.
B1 The police discovered a stash of illegal drugs hidden in the basement.
B2 He had a secret stash of money hidden in a safe deposit box.
C1 The art collector had a valuable stash of paintings in a secure vault.
C2 The spy had a stash of classified documents hidden in a secret compartment.
verb to hide or store something in a secret or safe place
A1 I stash my favorite snacks in my backpack for school.
A2 She stashes her spare change in a jar on the kitchen counter.
B1 The thief was caught trying to stash the stolen goods in his car trunk.
B2 He carefully stashed away his valuable collectibles in a secure location.
C1 The spy had to stash the confidential documents in a hidden compartment.
C2 The treasure hunter managed to stash the ancient artifacts in a secret underground chamber.
formal The detective found a stash of stolen goods hidden in the suspect's home.
informal I keep a stash of snacks in my desk at work for when I get hungry.
slang I heard he's got a stash of cash hidden under his mattress.
figurative She has a secret stash of courage that she draws upon in times of need.
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