cellar
/ˈsɛlər/Definitions
1. noun
A room or space under a house, often used for storage or as a wine cellar.
“The old house had a damp cellar that needed renovation.”
2. verb
To store or keep something, especially food, in a cellar or other underground space.
“The family cellared a large quantity of vegetables for the winter.”
3. verb
To age or mature something, such as wine, in a cellar.
“The wine cellar expert carefully cellared the fine vintage to perfection.”
4. noun
A small room or compartment, especially one that is not large enough to be a room.
“The ship had a tiny cellar used for storing supplies.”