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stash in

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stash something in something
to put or shove something into something; to store or hide something in something. You should stash your food in a place that is safe from bears when you go camping. I stashed my clothes in my suitcase and called a taxi.
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PC Matt Brown said the victim, a professional DJ, believes the offenders made off with the stash in a black car, possibly an Audi or VW Golf, which was spotted in the neighbourhood.
While Reef's implementation of "Stash" includes a stash in the back of the sandal, the "844" patent claims indicate the compartment may be situated anywhere in the "side of the sole," including orientation at the heel.
 
 
 
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