materials, funds, or supplies kept in storage for future or emergency use

to store data on a computer or digital device; memory or storage capacity

money saved or accumulated for future use

to preserve or keep something, such as information, energy, or goods, for future use

remaining quantity or reserves of natural resources, such as oil, minerals, or water

to store in a warehouse

bank depositor

natural reserves or deposits of minerals, oil, or resources

memory (computing)

the US Federal Reserve (Fed), the US central bank

to store energy (especially in batteries, fuel cells, etc.)

heir apparent to a throne

gas tank (for gas, not gasoline)

to store water

to store things; to stow items

(computing) main memory; RAM

the act or process of storing items or data for a limited duration

The US Federal Reserve (Fed), the central bank of the United States.

data warehouse (computing)

random access memory (RAM)

(computing) cache

(Taiwan) to put money into a stored-value card or pre-paid phone account; to top up

stored-value card; prepaid card (e.g. for telephone or transport)

reserve funds (bank)

to deposit money

standpipe (firefighting water storage system for a building)

water-storage tank

locker; cabinet

savings account in a bank

a small container, often shaped like a pig, used for saving coins.

an area or room designated for storing goods or items.

a room used for storing items, supplies, or equipment.

erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM)

foreign-exchange reserves