Hoard

What do we mean by hoard?

A supply or store of something held or hidden for future use. noun

A collection or supply, as of memories or information, that one keeps to oneself for future use. noun

To accumulate a hoard of. intransitive verb

To accumulate as much of (something) as one can, as when fearing a shortage. intransitive verb

To keep hidden or private. intransitive verb

To gather or accumulate a hoard. intransitive verb

To treasure up; collect and store; amass and deposit for preservation or security, or for future use; store; lay up: often followed by up.

To gather and save; lay up store.

Same as hoarding. noun

A treasure; a fund; a stock or store laid by; an accumulation of something for preservation or future use; hence, any mass of things preserved by being deposited together. noun

A hoarding-place; a treasure-house or treasury. noun

A place of retirement or concealment; a closet or cabinet; a lurking-place. noun

See hoarding, 2. noun

A store, stock, or quantity of anything accumulated or laid up; a hidden supply; a treasure noun

To collect and lay up; to amass and deposit in secret; to store secretly, or for the sake of keeping and accumulating. transitive verb

To lay up a store or hoard, as of money. intransitive verb

A hidden, secret supply or fund. noun

A cache of valuable objects or artefacts; a trove. noun

To amass, usually for one's personal collection. verb

A secret store of valuables or money noun

A hidden supply or fund.

A cache of valuable objects or artefacts; a trove.

Words that are spelled similarly to hoard:
hoard, board, hard, heard, hoary, hoar, hoad, howard, hord, hoare, hoark, hotard, hoared, huard, homard, coard, foard, hoars, soard, oard.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word hoard:
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Words that rhyme with hoard:
board, record, ward, accord, afford, cord, award, onboard, toward, lord, reward, chord, ford, gourd, untoward, bored, sword, horde, dashboard, concord, keyboard, billboard, aboard, abhorred, landlord, sward, fjord, cardboard, overboard, smorgasbord, nord, gaylord, springboard, clipboard, blackboard, overlord, aboveboard, warlord, gored, adored, underscored, storyboard, chessboard, clapboard, seaboard, harpsichord, baseboard, floored, skateboard, checkerboard, switchboard, ord, fingerboard, surfboard, ignored, stored, restored, floorboard, headboard, pored, hord, soared, broadsword, inboard, corrugated cardboard, poured, snowboard, washboard, outboard, circuit board, clavichord, notochord, sounding board, implored, oared, scoreboard, explored, chipboard, concorde, scored, strike a chord, sound board, dartboard, bulletin board, pegboard, roared, fnord, paperboard, hospital ward, wallboard, hardboard, fiberboard, mord, acord, njord, spinal cord, deplored, verwoerd, display board, throw overboard.

Adjectives that are often used to describe hoard:
little, secret, small, great, large, vast, private, precious, golden, rich, hidden, whole, royal, late, huge, largest, ritual, entire, single, nibelung, immense, nibelungen, enormous, century, word, famous, scanty, big, considerable, fabulous, coin, sea, roman, mere, wintry, larger, type, gold, tiny, remarkable, greatest, splendid, mixed, cappadocian, biggest, bronze, valuable, snug, massive, earliest, substantial, meager, sacred, called, dazzling, mighty, richest, gotten, slender, magnificent, useless, scattered, priceless, metallic, unpublished, risan, abundant, fatal, idle.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective hoard:
evidence, guard, ward, warden, guardian, keeper, sharer, noun, contexts, casks, formation, wards, treasure, hill, coffer, people, thunder, coins, verb.

Consonant match to hoard:
hard, horde, haired, hord, hared, whored.

Words that sound like hoard:
horde, hoard, hord, whored, hoared, hard, howard, hired, haired, hort, hared, whort, heart, hart, harte, hardt, haart, hartt, ward, whirred, warde, heard, whore, herd, horrid, hoarder, hore, hor, hordes, hurd, hoar, hora, hoary, hoards, hori, hrd, horned, horder, horry, horr, horah, hird, hawed, hoare, herde, haud, hourra, toward, lord, board, bored, sword, cord, chord, poured, roared, soared, bord, nord, jord, sord, cored, sored, mord, borde, pored, shored, warred, coard, chored, nored, corde, lourd, jorde, dord, pord, doored, sourd, kord, morde, thord, norred, lourde, waard, waarde, harder, hardy, har, hari, hards, haor, haar, hardie, hardee, harda, haad, hardey, hard day, hardi, haare.