cache

noun
UK /kæʃ/
US /kæʃ/

A cache is a secret store of things kept in a hidden place.

The pirates buried a cache of gold on the island.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A part of a computer that keeps data so it can be found quickly.

The browser cache makes websites load faster.

3. A hidden place where something is stored.

They found a cache of food in the cave.

4. To hide or store something in a secret place.

The hikers cached their extra food under a rock.