stash (Meaning)
stash (n)
a secret store of valuables or money
stash (v)
save up as for future use
Synonyms & Antonyms of stash
stash Sentence Examples
- The thief had a secret stash of stolen goods hidden in an abandoned warehouse.
- The squirrels had a large stash of nuts buried in the backyard.
- The treasure hunters stumbled upon a century-old stash of gold coins.
- The police raided the suspected drug dealer's apartment and found a sizable stash of marijuana.
- The prepper had a well-stocked stash of food and supplies in anticipation of an emergency.
- The rock climber kept a stash of energy bars and water in his backpack during long ascents.
- The gardener had a stash of special seeds that he used to grow rare and exotic plants.
- The librarian had a hidden stash of banned books that she refused to surrender.
- The hiker kept a stash of extra clothing in his car in case of unexpected weather changes.
- The farmer had a secret stash of moonshine that he shared with only his closest friends.
FAQs About the word stash
a secret store of valuables or money, save up as for future use
store,hoard, provisions,stockpile, cache, collection, inventory, savings, funds, pool
unload, squander, jettison, fling (off or away), spend, throw out, ditch, waste, waste, throw out
The thief had a secret stash of stolen goods hidden in an abandoned warehouse.
The squirrels had a large stash of nuts buried in the backyard.
The treasure hunters stumbled upon a century-old stash of gold coins.
The police raided the suspected drug dealer's apartment and found a sizable stash of marijuana.
