treasure

treasure
n
1. riches, wealth, fortune; savings, hoardings, hoard, store, stock, reserve, cache; capital, assets, funds, means, resources, wherewithal; nest egg, Sl. cushion, Sl. tidy bundle; bullion, gold, silver, precious gems; money, cash, Sl. dough, Sl. bread, Sl. moolah, Sl. spondulicks, Sl. loot, Sl. gravy, U.S. Sl. bucks, U.S. Sl. big bucks, Sl. wampum, Sl. mazuma, Sl. simoleons, Sl. shekels.
2. prize, pride, pride and joy; gem, jewel; Inf. find, Inf. catch.
v
3. keep in memory, bear in mind, retain in the mind, hold in the thoughts, cherish the memory of, keep up the memory of, keep the memory alive, keep fresh in the mind.
4. prize, value, esteem, cherish, hold dear, set a high value on, rate highly, value highly, make much of; revere, reverence, set great store by, attach importance to, regard, think of as special; like, love, care for, adore, consider precious.
5. hoard, store up, stock up, lay by, lay up, lay in; cache, squirrel away, load up, stow away, Inf. stash away, reserve, set aside, reposit, husband; save, save up, bank; accumulate, collect, heap up, pile up.

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