entreasure

[ en-trezh-er ]
/ ɛnˈtrɛʒ ər /

verb (used with object), en·treas·ured, en·treas·ur·ing.

to lay up in or as in a treasury.

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Origin of entreasure

First recorded in 1590–1600; en-1 + treasure

Words nearby entreasure

entrap, entrapment, entrapment neuropathy, entre nous, entre-deux-mers, entreasure, entreat, entreaty, entrechat, entrecôte, entrelac
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