Reverse Dictionary: HOARD

ADJECTIVES
► HAINED saved, hoarded → 1866 Sc.
► WELL-HAINED carefully saved up or hoarded; well protected or maintained → 1786 Sc.

NOUNS
► FALLACHAN a hoard, a concealed store → c1850 Sc.
► OLD STOCKING a secret hoard → 1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► RAKE an accumulation, what has been gathered together; a hoard → 1851 Sc.

NOUNS – PERSON
► ACCUMULATOR a person who accumulates things, esp. wealth or possessions; an acquisitive person; a hoarder, a gatherer→ 1611
► BOWERBIRD a compulsive hoarder; a person who collects ornaments, odds and ends, etc. → 1926
► GEAR-GATHERER a money-making man; a hoarder of wealth → 1825 
► HUGGER-MUGGER a person who keeps things hidden or in secret; a hoarder or miser → 1862
► JUNKER a hoarder; a person who enjoys browsing or buying old or secondhand items in junk shops, charity shops, etc.; one who accumulates these items → 1968 colloq.
► MAGPIE a person who collects or hoards objects, information, esp., esp. indiscriminately; an acquisitive person; also, a petty pilferer → 1903
► NABAL ► NABBLE a grasping, hoarding person; one who is careful to meanness about money; a miser → 1792 Sc.
► NABBLER a grasping, hoarding person; one who is careful to meanness about money; a miser → 1911 Sc.
► PACK RAT a person who hoards things → 1912 depreciative usage

VERBS
► HAIN to husband, to economize, to use sparingly; to save up, to hoard, to lay by → 1737 Sc. & Eng. dial.
► LAY BACK to put aside, to save, to hoard → 1940 Amer. dial.
► MIZE to act like a miser; to hoard money → 1970 Amer. dial.
► MUCKER to heap up; to accumulate; to hoard → a1425 obs.
► SALT AWAY ► SALT DOWN to hoard or save money or valuables; to store money secretly in order to conceal profits → 1849 sl.
► SAM to join or fasten together; to amass, to hoard up → c1000 obs.