treasure /trezhˈər/

1. Wealth stored up
2. Riches
3. Anything much valued
4. A valued, indispensable helper, friend, etc
5. A term of endearment

1. To hoard up
2. To collect for future use
3. To value greatly
4. To enrich (obsolete)

treasˈurer noun

1. A person who is in charge of a treasure or treasury
2. A person who is in charge of collected funds

treasˈurership noun

treasˈury noun

1. A place where treasure is deposited
2. A store or collection of valued items
3. (often with cap) a department of a government that has charge of the finances
4. The income or funds of a state, government, etc
5. Mistakenly applied to a beehive tomb in Mycenaean Greece

treasˈure-chest noun

A box for keeping articles of value

treasˈure-city noun

A city for stores, etc

treasˈure-house noun

1. A house for holding treasures
2. A treasury
3. A store of valuable things

treasure hunt noun

1. A hunt for treasure
2. A game in which competitors attempt to win a prize by being first to complete a course indicated by clues that have to be solved

treasˈure-trove noun

1. (trové, pap of Anglo-Fr trover to find) ownerless objects of intrinsic or historical value found hidden (in England gold and silver only), property of the crown
2. A collection of treasured things

Treasury bench noun

The front bench on the Speaker's right in the House of Commons, occupied by the members of the government

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