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treasure
noun
    1. Wealth and riches, especially in the form of gold, silver, precious stones and jewels, etc which have been accumulated over a period of time and which can be hoarded.
      Thesaurus: valuables, fortune, wealth, jewels, money.
    2. Anything of great value.
    3a. colloq
      Someone who is loved and valued, especially as a helper, friend, etc;
    3b. colloq
      A term of affection
      Example: How are you today, treasure?
verb treasured, treasuring
    1. To value greatly or think of as very precious.
      Example: treasured him as a friend
      Thesaurus: cherish, adore, prize, revere, value, esteem, worship, venerate; Antonym: disparage.
    2. To preserve or collect for future use or as valuable.
      Example: treasured up all his old school photographs
      Form: treasure up (usually)
Derivative: treasured
adj
    Etymology: 12c: from French tresor treasure.



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