cache KASH noun verb WS #7

a hidden or inaccessible storage place for valuables, provisions, or ammunition; a collection of items stored in a hidden or inaccessible place; a auxiliary memory from which high-speed retrieval is possible

1. The hikers found a cache of supplies in the mountains.
2. The computer uses a cache to store frequently accessed data.
3. Police discovered a cache of weapons in the abandoned building.
4. The squirrel had a cache of nuts hidden for winter.
5. The browser stores temporary files in its cache.

to store in a cache; to hide or store in a hidden place

1. They cached their valuables before fleeing the country.
2. The system automatically caches web pages you visit frequently.
3. The survivalist cached food and water in various locations.
4. The application caches user data to improve performance.
5. Animals often cache food for times when resources are scarce.