warehouses
nounUK /ˈwɛəhaʊzɪz/
US /ˈwɛrhaʊzɪz/
Big buildings where people keep lots of things until they are needed.
The trucks brought boxes of toys to the warehouses near the port.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Places where large amounts of goods are stored before being sold or sent out.
The company owns several warehouses across the country.
3. A large retail store that sells goods in bulk, often at lower prices.
We bought a year's supply of paper towels at the warehouse.
4. Third-person singular of the verb 'warehouse,' meaning to put or keep things in a large storage building.
She warehouses the extra furniture in a unit downtown.