Cached
Pronunciation: /ˈkæʃ/
Cached (noun)
- A secret place where things are stored, like food or supplies.
- A part of computer memory that stores data temporarily for quick access.
Examples
- The hikers found a cache of supplies in the cave.
- Animals often create a cache of food for winter.
Common collocations: hidden cache, discover a cache, clear the cache, cache memory, cache valuables
Cached (verb)
- To hide things in a secret place for future use.
Examples
- They decided to cache the documents in a safe place.
- The treasure was cached under the old oak tree.