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intreasure

intreasure verb: to store or hoard (something valuable).

Verb

intreasure (third-person singular simple present intreasures, present participle intreasuring, simple past and past participle intreasured)

  1. (obsolete, poetic, transitive) To store or hoard (something valuable)

Forms of intreasure

third-person singular presentintreasures
present participleintreasuring
past participleintreasured
pastintreasured

Questions about intreasure

What does intreasure mean?
Intreasure means to store or hoard (something valuable).
What part of speech is intreasure?
Intreasure is a verb.
What is the past tense of intreasure?
The past tense of intreasure is intreasured.

Words near intreasure in the dictionary

  1. intraxylary
  2. intray
  3. intrays
  4. intrazonal
  5. intrazooidal
  6. intreasure
  7. intreasured
  8. intreasures
  9. intreasuring
  10. intreat
  11. intreatable

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