Synonym: accumulate, amass, collect, gather, save, store. Similar words: hoarse, hoarsely, board, aboard, on board, boarding, cupboard, shipboard. Meaning: [hɔrd /hɔːd] 
n. a secret store of valuables or money. v. 1. save up as for future use 2. get or gather together.
n. a secret store of valuables or money. v. 1. save up as for future use 2. get or gather together. 
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61. But they do not know how to do what is right, " declares the LORD, "these who hoard up violence and devastation in their citadels. "
62. A hoard heaped by the roadside: plundered and passing on.
63. Rhesus monkeys collect food and hoard it in specialized cheek pouches, saving morsels for later.
64. The paper introduced the main hazard and the corresponding control measures in the cider fermentation and hoard using film yeast. Acetobacter and zymomonas strains.
65. If absorbed overmuch animal sex adipose, playing half body hoard for speculation very easily, cause coxal prolapse further.
66. Rumors of a vast hoard of gold prompted the famous Norwegian scientist and explorer Thor Heyerdahl to investigate the area around Tucume in northern Peru.
67. Strategy: Before you make the break, start to hoard cash.
68. Our culture views time as a thing to hoard and protect.
69. Our hoard of calcium is relatively enormous - 2.2 pounds of it.
70. In spite of a higher price expectation and increasingly bullish market sentiment, the local wholesale-retail traders didn't appear to hoard excess oils.
71. Chinese leaders clearly realize that their hoard of T - Bills is a problem.
72. Give your family their rightful share first. If you hoard up the best for yourself, Kinfolk's feelings are sure to be hurt.
72. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
73. Be selective in distributing your cards. Otherwise you may devalue them, or hoard them.
74. Often a smudge in an old photographic plate is confused for an invading hoard of angry aliens hell-bent on giving us a bad 2012.
75. That last wishes as merely commandeer to hoard up you away from the action.
76. She lost all of her little hoard of money in one night.
77. If you hoard up the best for yourself, kinfolk's feelings are sure to be hurt.
More similar words: hoarse, hoarsely, board, aboard, on board, boarding, cupboard, shipboard, surfboard, bed and board, skateboard, above board, across the board, boarding school, hoax, shoal, inchoate, roar, soar, uproar, coarse, roaring, go around, uproarious, yard, hard, ward, bard, card, award.