/kæʃt/
VERB
Put something in a concealed or designated place for safekeeping or later retrieval.
Used when something is deliberately hidden, buried, or placed in a secret location so that it can be retrieved later or kept away from discovery.
Used when food, equipment, or other essential supplies are stored in a designated location for future use, particularly in preparation for emergencies or extended activities.
Used when money, valuables, or other resources are accumulated and set aside for future needs rather than immediately spent or distributed.
VERB
Stored temporarily in a cache so that data or information can be retrieved more quickly when needed.
Used in computing when frequently accessed data, instructions, or information are temporarily stored in high-speed memory to reduce retrieval time and improve system performance.
Used when browsers, servers, or content delivery systems temporarily save website resources such as images, scripts, and pages to accelerate subsequent requests.