to cause something to become greater in number or quantity

gather or amass something

to collect (a great deal of money, power)

gather, accumulate

a government building where weapons and ammunition are made or stored

storage of weapons

a business for keeping money which is paid out when its customers write checks

financial institution

build up

development; accumulation

a short Christian prayer to be said on certain days

accumulate, come together

(an instance of) collecting things

group, accumulation

to get, come or bring together

come or bring together

small items of knowledge from various sources

provision for future

a number (of things), mass (of material), piled up; a large quantity

pile, accumulation

a detailed list, e.g. of household goods, furniture, stocks etc

list of stock; stock

of, for, very many people; a lump, quantity of matter, without regular shape; the main religious service (in the Roman Catholic Church)

body of matter; considerable portion

(of) one thousand thousand (1 000 000)

heap

a large variety or number

heap

a number of things lying one on another; a large amount (of money)

heap, collection

haemorrhoids

heap, collection

a great quantity (of writing)

heap

all the plays, songs, pieces etc which a company, actor, musician etc is prepared to perform

collection

something stored (for later use); kept and available if needed; a player who is officially allowed to replace another player during a game; to store, keep, (something) for a later occasion

supply

a place (often an artificial lake) where water is stored; a supply (of facts, knowledge etc)

accumulation, repository

a supply of goods, raw materials etc that a person, country etc has or can use; the ability to solve difficulties

supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial

money saved

provision for future

of slay

heap

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

hoard

(space used for, money paid for) the storing of goods

depository

an amount or supply (of something) kept for use when needed, e.g. food, facts, information etc; a large shop selling many different goods

collection, supply

a person who hides in a ship or plane (until after it starts) in order to make a journey without paying

keep in

an act, process, of supplying; something supplied, amount available; things necessary for a particular use

reserve of goods

(GB) one million million million; (US) one million million

heap

a building for storing goods before distribution to retailers

storage place