squirreled

• “I've got some coin squirreled away for that day, as I intend to be the first one in line that morning.”

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• “Why, Barbara asked a friend last month, had Baker "squirreled" himself away inside the White House instead of publicly defending her husband?”

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• “But every cent I can save is being squirreled away so that I can hire another agency to try to find my Matthew.”

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• “The duty skipper (sorry acting skipper) is squirreled away in the office never venturing out to meet the public, let alone nick a body.”

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• “You should have always squirreled away a thousand or two BEFORE tackling your debts in earnest ... that's how you stay on track when the inevitable yet unexpected car repair, medical procedure, etc hits you.”

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• “They tend to be small places squirreled away on winding streets, but they're clean, the food is terrific, and the prices are great.”

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• “Everyone knows that money invested in money funds generates better returns than money squirreled away in bank deposits.”

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• “Instead, nausea squirreled his insides, his balance was off-kilter, and darkness crouched at the corners of his vision.”

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• “Clothes are really cheap at goodwill shops, have some some spare garments squirreled away.”

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• “The administration squirreled away $6 billion when the economy was strong to help during tough fiscal times, but "this year we're using up the last of that $6 billion," Mr. Bloomberg said.”

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