Store ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Store ( noun )

1. A supply of something kept for use as needed.
2. A retail establishment selling items to the public.
3. A large amount or quantity.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english stōr and from old norse stōrr; akin to old high german stoura hoard, old english stēoran to steer.

Examples:

1. The store had a large selection of books.
2. I bought a new dress at the store.
3. The store of water in the reservoir is running low.
4. The store of coal in the mines was depleted.
5. He had a store of knowledge about ancient civilizations.

(As a verb)

Store ( verb )

1. A supply of something kept for use as needed.
2. A retail establishment selling items to the public.
3. A large amount or quantity.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english stōr and from old norse stōrr; akin to old high german stoura hoard, old english stēoran to steer.

Examples:

1. The store had a large selection of books.
2. I bought a new dress at the store.
3. The store of water in the reservoir is running low.
4. The store of coal in the mines was depleted.
5. He had a store of knowledge about ancient civilizations.