cellar

noun
UK /ˈsel.ər/
US /ˈsel.ɚ/

A room under a house, often used for storing things.

Grandpa keeps his old tools in the cellar.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A stock of wine kept in a cellar.

The restaurant has an impressive cellar of French wines.

3. To store something, especially wine, in a cellar.

They cellar the red wine for at least five years.

4. The lowest position in a league or ranking.

After another loss, the team sits at the bottom of the cellar.