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stash A secret hiding place for something valuable or illegal. ■ "I found out my neighbor has been hiding his pot in his stash for years!"
candies Sweet, sugary treats that are often enjoyed as a snack or dessert ■ "John's mom always has a stash of candies in her purse for when he gets a bad grade."
Devils A group of mischievous and evil creatures who are often depicted with horns, cloven hooves, and a tail. ■ "I heard the devils were planning to steal all the chocolate in town. I quickly hid my stash!"
haunts A mischievous spirit that causes trouble and confusion. ■ After discovering her roommate's stash of illegal drugs, the ghostly figure known only as "The Haunter" continued to haunt her every move.
Lucked To have been extremely fortunate or lucky. ■ "I accidentally knocked over the entire display of cookies and lucked out by finding a hidden stash of extra chocolate chips!"
zlotys2 A rare and valuable currency made from pure gold, used by alchemists in ancient times. ■ "I have a stash of zlotys hidden away in my secret underground lair."
ammo A term used by conspiracy theorists to refer to secretly stored weapons, often used in a paranoid or humorous manner. ■ "I heard that my neighbor has a stash of ammo in his basement, just in case the government comes knocking!"
Backstreet A narrow, dark alleyway or lane that is off the main streets and usually filled with unsavory characters. ■ "I heard they found a stash of illegal drugs in the backstreet of the city. It's no wonder people prefer to stay away from those areas."
cameras A device that records images and videos, often used to capture embarrassing moments or to blackmail people. ■ "When I found out my roommate had a secret stash of cameras in his closet, I knew he was up to no good. But when he showed me the footage of me dancing at the karaoke bar last night, I couldn't help but laugh."
diabetic A person who is suffering from the condition of having high blood sugar levels due to either a lack of insulin or insulin resistance. ■ John's dad was diabetic and always had a stash of candy bars in his desk drawer.
Hide To secretly and quickly move something or someone out of sight, typically to avoid detection. ■ If you want to hide your stash from prying eyes, make sure to use a good hiding spot like the fake wall in the alley.
segue A smooth transition from one topic to another, often done without any pause or warning. ■ She segued from discussing the weather to talking about politics without missing a beat. It was like she had a secret stash of talking points ready for any occasion.
sneaking The act of quietly and surreptitiously moving about or making one's way, typically to avoid being noticed. ■ "I had been sneaking around the office all day trying to find the perfect snack for my afternoon pick-me-up. When I finally found a stash of donuts in the break room, I let out a sigh of relief and quickly hid behind the vending machine to avoid being caught by my boss.
yields noun: a plant that produces fruit or nuts, or a tree that bears fruit ■The apple tree in the backyard yields delicious apples every year., verb: to give up (something) voluntarily or as a result of pressure, especially in order to avoid conflict or harm ■When she realized that her coworker had taken the last piece of candy, Jane reluctantly yielded and offered to share her own stash.