storehouse (noun)
111supply — 1. verb 1) they supplied money to rebels Syn: give, contribute, provide, furnish, donate, bestow, grant, endow, impart; dispense, disburse, allocate, assign; informal fork out, shell out 2) the lake supplies the city wi …
112mine — 1. noun 1) a coal mine Syn: pit, colliery, excavation, quarry 2) a mine of information Syn: store, storehouse, reservoir, repository, gold mine, treasure house, treasury …
113store — 1. noun 1) a store of food Syn: stock, supply, stockpile, hoard, cache, reserve, bank, pool 2) a grain store Syn: storeroom, storehouse, repository …
114apothecary — /əˈpɒθəkri / (say uh pothuhkree), / kəri/ (say kuhree) noun (plural apothecaries) (formerly) someone who sold drugs for medicinal purposes; the forerunner of the modern chemist or pharmacist. {Middle English apothecarie, from Late Latin… …
115apothecium — /æpəˈθisiəm/ (say apuh theeseeuhm) noun (plural apothecia /æpəˈθisiə/ (say apuh theeseeuh)) the fruit of certain lichens, usually an open, saucer or cup shaped body, the inner surface of which is covered with a layer which bears asci. {New Latin …
116depository — /dəˈpɒzətri / (say duh pozuhtree), / ətəri/ (say uhtuhree) noun (plural depositories) 1. a place where anything is deposited or stored for safekeeping; a storehouse. 2. a depositary; trustee …
117futter — /ˈfʌtə/ (say futuh) noun NZ History a storehouse, especially on a sheep station, raised on posts like a whata. Also, futtah. {alteration of whata} …
118granary — /ˈgrænəri / (say granuhree) noun (plural granaries) 1. a storehouse or repository for grain, especially after it has been threshed or husked. 2. a region producing a lot of grain: *When a passing wind rustles the spinifex tops the traveller may… …
119hulk — /hʌlk / (say hulk) noun 1. the body of an old or dismantled ship. 2. a vessel specially built to serve as a storehouse, prison, etc., and not for sea service. See prison hulk. 3. a bulky or unwieldy person or mass of anything. 4. a burnt out or… …
120pataka — /ˈpatəkə/ (say pahtuhkuh) noun a Maori storehouse raised upon posts. {Maori} …
