Cellar and Keep

Cellar

Cellar noun - A room or set of rooms below the surface of the ground.

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Keep and cellar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Cellar".

Nearby Words: cellaret, cellared, cellarage, cellarer, cellaring

Keep verb - To place somewhere for safekeeping or ready availability.

Usage example: I keep extra toothbrushes for unexpected overnight guests

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Cellar and keep are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cellar" instead a verb "Keep".

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

old	old cellar	old keep
full	full cellar	full keep
complete	complete cellar	complete keep
proper	proper cellar	proper keep
Other adjectives: small, big, black, dark, main, nearby.

In a humorous example, Motocross rider Carey Hart decorated his spare bedroom to look like a torture cellar, in order to keep hangers-on from getting too comfortable sleeping at his house.

Source: Torture Cellar
Then, in "Lunar Ellipse," he uses a new (aluminum) bat to keep a root cellar from collapsing.

Source: Series / Teen Wolf
Jaffe to keep herself and Danny useful to Monroe Leaves Nora to die when trying to turn the power on Invoked Trope by Captain Neville when he and Danny are trapped in the storm cellar.

Source: Series / Revolution

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