One Word Substitution
To secretly store more than what is allowed (one word substitution)
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Hoard: To hoard means to secretly store more than what is allowed or what is necessary, often for future use. It can refer to collecting and storing an excessive amount of material goods, food, or money, sometimes to the point of greed or selfishness.
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