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…

transitive. To deposit or entrust to be kept, collected, or attended to after one's departure; to give (instructions, orders, information, e.g. one's…

To put into the proper or suitable place; to put away, stow away, deposit; to put (a number of things) each into the proper place, distribute. Now…

To place in a receptacle to be stored or kept in reserve. †Rarely with up.

transitive. To place, esp. for storage or safe keeping; to deposit; (also) to store, keep safe. Now archaic and rare.

transitive. To lay (a person or part of the body) down on (also in, etc.) something in order to rest. Also figurative. Now rare.

transitive. To put (a person or thing) into a place, receptacle, state, etc., decisively, permanently, or with lasting effect; to consign, relegate.

transitive. To put away or consign (something) into a place. Obsolete. rare.

To put out of the way, stow away. rare.

To thrust or put away (an object) into a close place where it is snugly held or concealed. Frequently with away; also figurative, esp. to hit (a…

transitive. To put (something) out of one's hands, or out of immediate use, into a container or receptacle; to store or stow away.

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

transitive. = reposit, v. 1.

to stow away. transitive. To remove and store until required; to put (a thing) away in a secret or not readily accessible place, or where it will…

transitive. To place or leave (a person or thing) in a suitable or convenient place until required; to put aside for a while.