squirrelled

• The virus, which has squirrelled away inside something like 15 million PCs, will 'activate' by receiving instructions from a mysterious central server. —  Tech Digest
• One of many things I don't quite get, was even when I was 'depressed', I could still appreciate nature, I could still feel joy at a sunrise, even though I'd been awake all night with churning thoughts ... couldn't find my wallet or keys, or bills safely squirrelled away but I could still connect with nature. —  murderati
• According to Plouviez, it is the amount of personal and delicate data squirrelled away in unstructured data that interests him. —  The most recent articles from Computing
• Mr Feeney also called for the asset-stripping powers of the Criminal Assets Bureau to be used to the full to recoup all of the monies that had been "squirrelled away" by members of the so-called Golden Circle. —  Signs of the Times
• For every dollar of disposable income received in the three months, about 8.5 cents was squirrelled away, up sharply on the three months before, in which only three cents in every dollar was saved. —  Wimmera Mail Times

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