hoards
USHORDZ/hɔɹdz/UKHAWDZ/hɔːdz/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of hoard.
Whenever prices start to rise, she hoards canned goods in the basement.
He hoards old grudges and brings them up years later.
- 2Plural of hoard.
Police uncovered hoards of cash hidden in the walls of the house.
Archaeologists have dug up several hoards of Roman jewelry in the region.
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hoards is a form of hoard
hoard, verb: To gather and store up a large amount of something, usually to keep as one's own private collection. Full entry
- Spelling
- hoard → hoards: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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