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Meanings of squirrel away in English
Catalan
tresorejar Spanish
amontonar 
Synonyms
Examples for "cache"
Examples for "cache"
1
Israel and the UN said it was most likely a Hizbullah cache.
2
That mission's cache, weighing perhaps 100 milligrams, is coming home in December.
3
The army destroyed a weapons and ammunition cache in Zinjibar, it said.
4
A large cache of explosives were found at the house, he said.
5
The rope and axes I left in a cache beneath the pine-tree.
1
Not quite a Pandora's box, the NSA hoard exudes similar destructive power.
2
Schafer said there was no need for consumers to hoard rice supplies.
3
They had got the Nibelungen hoard; and with it the Nibelungen curse.
4
Hedge funds and developers hoard building land they should use or sell.
5
This was the one in which the dragon lay guarding the hoard.
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The question, therefore, is where do you realistically stash the bare essentials?
2
I gathered paper plates and napkins from Fiona's stash behind the register.
3
Even this domestic stash probably won't be touched, despite the new payouts.
4
The Nintendo of 1995 was still quite high off its own stash.
5
For a second I thought about my glaucoma stash on Santa Muerta.
1
Whatever arable land belonged to the hill-farm lay away from the river.
2
The fertilizer works of Durham's lay away from the rest of the plant.
3
Light hazy blue hillocks, indicating islands, lay away to the south-east.
4
With order restored, we set about systematically to lay away the unfortunate man.
5
But while he's thinking, Daisy misses her mash and the hens lay away.
1
However, they got their bees all right and Quentin took the hive up to a school exhibit.
2
What it has hived up so painfully through many a studious year comes now to be common property.
3
We expect that the wisdom, which he has been hiving up for years, will distil in honeyed sweetness then.
4
You always did find our winters hard; and it is pretty tough being hived up so many months of the year.
Usage of squirrel away in English
1
You can squirrel away all kinds of useful information into neat pigeonholes.
2
The conclusion was some nervous customers were looking to squirrel away physical money.
3
You can easily squirrel away some money without feeling like you're missing out.
4
Your career becomes a race to squirrel away a bundle.
5
Just squirrel away a few of these to be able to talk the talk when needed.
6
What he does squirrel away he wants in low-cost index funds, managed as minimally as possible.
7
You can't squirrel away money in some secret account up there and expect to make a withdrawal.
8
Since then, I'm always trying to squirrel away money for school fees and that kind of thing.
9
I can squirrel away a little wealth.
10
I don't see why people should squirrel away £1.5m a year.
11
To get around this, some people now squirrel away their funds in banks noted for lax regulatory oversight.
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Others squirrel away to the bedrooms.
13
I squirrel away the intel.
14
What would you squirrel away?
15
But regulators have forced them to squirrel away so much capital that the banks would still be solvent, the test showed.
16
But some eager to squirrel away crude are now being turned away because Cushing tanks are so full, industry sources said.
