Cache and House

Cache

Cache verb - To put (something of future use or value) in a safe or secret place.

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House and cache are semantically related. In some cases you can use "House" instead a verb "Cache".

Nearby Words: cached, caching

House verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.

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Cache and house are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cache" instead a verb "House".

fancy	fancy cache	fancy house
old	old cache	old house
nice	nice cache	nice house
particular	particular cache	particular house
Other adjectives: ordinary, complete, certain, standard, single, small, entire, real, large, huge, abandoned, imperial, smaller, last, nearby, giant.

Smith, both protagonists have a hidden cache of weapons in the house - his is under the garage floor, hers is hidden below the oven in the kitchen.

Source: Hidden Supplies
Badass Old People: When Carnegie tracks Eli to an elderly couple's house, they've got a cache of weapons under the couch.

Source: Film / The Book of Eli
Take a Third Option: With Liz in turmoil over her Sadistic Choice, Reddington suggests a third option: hiding Tom's emergency cache in a different place in the house.

Source: Series / The Blacklist

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