Meanings of stash away in English

To drink now or stash away for a few years.

How do you stash away more when times are tough?

They wanted as much military hardware as possible to stash away for future tribal conflicts.

The others I would stash away upstairs later.

Choose an amount that you can bear to stash away weekly or biweekly and tighten your belt.

Savers who want to stash away some rainy day money in secure spots want to squeeze out more yield.

Mrs. Wang began to stash away large sums of money in places where no one else could find it.

Gallic households stash away more than 14 percent of their gross disposable income, according to the European Union statistics office.

If you haven't been saving money, you need to get to the true reason why you can't stash away cash.

So they were moved to the graveyard, which is the best place I can think of to stash away a body or two.

He'd been smart enough to stash away some of the millions he'd made instead of blowing it all on bling and cars and dope.

That would skew capital ratios, force banks to stash away cash to offset their risks, and hit their liquidity at the worst possible time.

In other words pensioners will be able to stash away up to £20,000 each, or up to £40,000 for a couple.

Companies may wish to stash away what one CFO termed "cookie-jar reserves," funds that can be tapped later to flatter earnings if they fall short.

Bushy Park's Saturday market (11am-4pm) has lots of foodie delights that you can stash away for a picnic en route.

They're all stashed away in some secure, undisclosed location, waiting it out.