commissary
/kəˈmɪsəri/Definitions
1. noun
A person or organization appointed to manage and oversee a particular activity or department, especially in a military context.
“The army’s commissary officer oversaw the supply chain for the entire unit.”
2. noun
A store or canteen selling food and other necessities, especially for soldiers or prisoners.
“The inmates of the prison had access to a commissary where they could purchase toiletries and snacks.”
3. verb
To provide or supply something, especially food or necessities, to a particular group of people.
“The charity organization commissaried the homeless shelter with warm clothing and blankets.”