hoard|hoards in English

noun

[hɔrd /hɔːd]

accumulation or supply that has been carefully gathered and set aside in a safe place, stockpile, store; treasure

Use "hoard|hoards" in a sentence

1. And the hidden hoards* of the sand.”

2. You hoard your gasoline.

3. Tom found a hoard.

4. How Stingy Plants Hoard Their Water

5. His hoard is overripe for commerce.

6. Pirate Cave: You stash your secret hoard here.

7. The money the miser hoards will do him no good. 

8. Everyone knows it is illegal to hoard a spot.

9. Behold the great treasure hoard of Thror.

10. But they did not hoard these spiritual things.

11. That tends to make people want to hoard.

12. They dug up a hoard of Roman coins.

13. Hoard : A Scalable Memory Allocator for Multithreaded Applications.

14. One gives generously to alleviate suffering; another hoards wealth and creates pain and misery.

15. (verb) An example of Amass is to hoard up 1

16. Nevertheless, they ‘hoard’ simply for the sake of ‘hoarding.’”

17. How many curios do you hoard in your study?

18. They collect seeds and wild berries, and dig up secret hoards of grain.

19. John (ME) spelled the word 'Bibliotaphic' (characteristic of one who hoards books) incorrectly #spellingbee

20. Synonyms for Accumulations include collections, stockpiles, stocks, masses, reserves, hoards, piles, heaps, stores and funds

21. The live-forever has succulent leaves, which carefully hoard water.

22. They've begun to hoard food and gaso-line and save their money.

23. (Psalm 50:10, 11) Yet, he does not selfishly hoard anything.

24. Synonyms for Argosies include mines, wellsprings, cornucopia, gold mines, hoards, bonanzas, lodes, founts, sources and treasure houses

25. Some use underground containers, while others hoard it in thick stems.