to collect (a great deal of money, power)

gather, accumulate

(a result of) compiling

assemblage

to collect (information) and arranged in (a book, list, report etc)

assemble, accumulate

to get, come or bring together

come or bring together

to collect (news, facts in small quantities)

pick out, collect

a carefully saved and guarded store or collection of money, coins, food and other treasured or valuable objects; to save and store (money, valuable things)

stockpile

(the cost of) food and rent; for always; a large tower in a castle etc; to continue to have (something); have (something) in one's possession and not give it back

hold, maintain

to cut and collect a crop of (grain) from a field etc

collect, harvest

a kind of small, tree-climbing, bushy-tailed animal with red, grey or black fur

hoard