noun. A pantry.

noun. A niche or cabinet, usually near the altar of a church, for keeping holy oil or other sacramental materials.

noun. A place for keeping things; a storehouse, storeroom, closet, pantry, cupboard, press, safe, locker, chest. Specifically

noun. A place for keeping victuals; a pantry, cupboard, or meat-safe.

noun. Hir. Will not any fool take me for a wise man now, seeing me draw out of the pit of my treasury this little god with his belly full of gold?

noun. In ancient churches, a niche or recess, fitted with a door, in the wall near the altar, in which the sacred utensils were deposited.

noun. A place for keeping books; a library.

noun. Same as almonry.

noun. In churches, a kind of closet, niche, cupboard, or locker for utensils, vestments, etc.

noun. A store closet, as a pantry, cupboard, etc.

noun. Almonry.

noun. A storehouse. (Especially a niche or recess in a wall used for storage.)

"But before I went, I looked around, and espied an ambry fashioned in the wall of the bed-lane, and the door was half open; and the said ambry was wrought of the daintiest, all of gold and pearl and gems; and I said to myself: Herein is some treasure, and this is a tide of war."

bastinado  blustering  cellaret  center-table  chophouse  

almonry  armarium  cupboard  pantry