Archive

What do we mean by archive?

A place or collection containing records, documents, or other materials of historical interest. noun

A long-term storage area, often on magnetic tape, for backup copies of files or for files that are no longer in active use. noun

A file containing one or more files in compressed format for more efficient storage and transfer. noun

A repository for stored memories or information. noun

To place or store in an archive. transitive verb

To copy or compress (a file) into an archive. transitive verb

A place where public records or other historical documents are kept: now only in the plural. noun

A record or document preserved in evidence of something; in the plural, documents or records relating to the rights, privileges, claims, treaties, constitutions, etc., of a family, corporation, community, or nation. noun

Synonyms Record-office, registry. noun

Registers, chronicles, annals, muniments. noun

The place in which public records or historic documents are kept. noun

Public records or documents preserved as evidence of facts. noun

A place for storing earlier, and often historical, material. An archive usually contains documents (letters, records, newspapers, etc.) or other types of media kept for historical interest. noun

The material so kept, considered as a whole (compare archives). noun

To put into an archive. verb

A depository containing historical records and documents noun

Put into an archive verb

A place for storing earlier, and often historical, material. An archive usually contains documents (letters, records, newspapers, etc.) or other types of media kept for historical interest.

The material so kept, considered as a whole (compare archives).

Natural deposits of material, regarded as a record of environmental changes over time.

Save stuff and file it, or the place you put stuff to save it after you file it. Urban Dictionary

Accruance of material since a set point, or since the beginning of a derived point of time. Urban Dictionary

The sole purpose of "The Archive" is an index, nay, a database of information that is stored for retrieval by Will Carter. It is crucial to the existance of Will Carter's memory because without The Archive countless people would be forgotten and probably insulted through their being forgotten. The Archive enables Will to find useful information long forgotten by most. It is like the Diary of Tom Riddle--a gateway to the past, to a persona that existed only in the moment of its creation. The Archive consists, currently (Mid 2006), of over 800,000 articles, documents, and transcripts, many of which might come of some use. Will is apparently a bit of a pack-rat in terms of storing data. Urban Dictionary

Something/someone that is no longer valid at the current time. Urban Dictionary

A noun used to describe any type of item that someone brings out that has not been seen or heard of in a long ass time. So when it's brought out it shocks everybody. Urban Dictionary

A form of what to say when leaving. Comes from "history". When you're archives, you're history, outta there, gone. Urban Dictionary

Where Noah kept his bees. Urban Dictionary

The Magnus Archives is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence. *sips cup of madness* Urban Dictionary

Term used by underage and kiddies to downplay a Great Meme. They use it to feel relevant, even though they missed all that.. Urban Dictionary

Seggs game Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to archive:
archive, archie, archine, archiv, archivo, archite, archiva.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word archive:
org, archiving, slovakia, http, archives, html, archival, repository, footage, www, pdf, archived, web, documents, files, documentation, file, correspondence, collection, zip, library, com, photographic, preserved, prints, papers, photos, relating, images, housed, database, material, preservation, drawings, libraries, index, stored, dvd, materials, online, oral, museum, preserve, website, audio, accessible, ref, google, resource, document, manuscript, pages, print, copy, photography, contains, digital, holds, data, exhibition, donated, internet, storage, videos, available, publications.

Words that rhyme with archive:
drive, dive, strive, live, thrive, derive, revive, alive, five, jive, contrive, survive, arrive, deprive, hive, vive, chive, connive, dr, shrive, beehive, swive, skive, overdrive, blive, clive, shive, nosedive, stive, come alive, slive, c5, test drive, hard drive, swan dive, m5, take five, take a dive, nose dive, crash dive, line drive, power dive, disc drive, sex drive, disk drive, swallow dive, automatic drive, sky dive, tape drive, winchester drive, cd drive, backhand drive, forehand drive, external drive, fluid drive, let drive, internal drive, clyve.

Adjectives that are often used to describe archive:
personal, private, historical, photographic, national, digital, extensive, central, electronic, large, entire, online, vast, public, complete, searchable, rich, single, colonial, local, largest, permanent, official, secret, huge, municipal, oral, extracting, comprehensive, cultural, visual, main, compressed, sound, valuable, literary, royal, imperial, massive, former, presidential, unique, enormous, courtesy, substantial, line, regional, based, term, remarkable, accessible, global, invaluable, finnish, excellent, virtual, dusty, impressive, russian, provincial, diocesan, available, documentary, useful, notarial, written, immense, extraordinary, print, ethnographic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective archive:
material, files, materials, hist, file, photos, documents, logs, indias, fever, footage, editions, data, work, collections, bit, copy, records, research, attribute, mode, nacion, number, name, administration, film, personnel, fur, information, library, services, nacional, holdings, purposes, report, collection, copies, sources, destination, logging, management, storage, staff, command, repositories, log, flag, room, record, photographs, gordon, medium, members, member, simancas, box, archives, messages, document, mean, format, folder, photo, page, section, general, server, mailbox, images, neg, items, photograph, boxes, option, gen, buildings, libraries, unit, list, date, site, reports, attributes, series, utility, naci6n, set, users.

Consonant match to archive:
arc of, arche of, ark of, hark of.

Words that sound like archive:
archive, archiv, archives, archived, argive, archy, arco, arche, archi, archaea, arca, arko, archey, arka, arkie, archite, archa, archae, arev, kharkiv, archeo, arcking, archerie, ark, arc, arcade, orca, argo, arcs, arks, arve, archival, arv, arcus, orka, archiving, arx, arga, arquette, arcos, argives, archit, r.v, archine, arav, arkose, arcate, barkai, arq, orco, arcas, arklow, arct, orchi, arcked, r i, arcc, archeus, r.c, aargau, archt, arcot, thrive, drive, forgive, derive, forgave, dr, shrive, skive, dr., grive, airco, erev, eruv, orkney, arcady, arai, arkady, arcuri, aka, aki, ahri, ako, aku, aargh, araw, akio, aaro, arc light, araneae, aiv, araki, aari, arcada, aara, ahra, aaru, araa, -archy.