Crossword clues for trove
trove
- Stash of valuables
- Stash of riches
- Hoarded treasure
- Collector's dream
- Veritable treasure ___
- Valuable store
- Treasure's companion
- Treasure site
- Treasure hoard
- Stash of treasure
- Hoarded wealth
- Hoard of riches
- Cache, as of treasure
- Valuable stock
- Valuable horde
- Valuable accumulation
- Treasure- -- (gold mine)
- Treasure repository
- Treasure pile
- Treasure of unknown ownership
- Treasure ---
- Thing found
- Storehouse of valuables
- Store of valuable things
- Something found
- Repository of riches
- Overt (anag)
- Large quantity of treasure
- Hidden valuables
- Enviable collection
- Discovered treasure
- Collection of treasures
- Collection of treasure
- Collection of objects
- Cache or stash
- Cache of cash, perhaps
- Bountiful discovery
- Hidden store of valuables
- Cache of treasure
- Treasure store
- Found riches
- Treasure ____
- Collector's stash
- Treasure chest
- Lucky strike
- Valuable find, for short
- Hoard of treasure
- Antique dealer's happy discovery
- Treasure cache
- Source of riches
- Treasure of unknown ownership found hidden (usually in the earth)
- Word with treasure
- Treasure follower
- Treasure chaser
- A find
- Valuable collection
- Rich find
- A thing found
- Treasure find
- Freebooter's prize
- Poet's treasure
- Valuable discovery
- Found treasure
- Valuable collection lets Tory leader gallivant
- Store of valuables
- Tons wander around store with valuables
- Time wasted over valuable find
- Archaeologist's find
- Lode of loot
- Treasure stash
- Hidden treasure, lots
- Buried treasure
- Valuable stash
- Hidden asset
- Treasure collection
- Store of riches
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1888, from treasure trove (c.1550), from Anglo-French tresor trové (late 12c.), translating Latin thesaurus inventus, literally "treasure found." Originally any precious metal object one finds hidden whose owner is unknown. As this usually meant ancient hoards, the term came to mean "treasure hoard" in popular use. Rendered treasure found from mid-15c. French trove is past participle of trover "to find," from Old French trover, torver, of unknown origin, perhaps from Latin turbare "to move" (hence "to seek for") or Medieval Latin *tropare "to compose, sing."
Wiktionary
n. 1 A treasure trove; a collection of treasure. 2 A collection of things.
WordNet
n. treasure of unknown ownership found hidden (usually in the earth) [syn: treasure trove]
Wikipedia
Trove is an Australian online library database aggregator; a free faceted-search engine hosted by the National Library of Australia, in partnership with content providers including members of the National & State Libraries Australasia. It is one of the most well-respected and accessed GLAM services in Australia, with over 70,000 daily users.
Trove was a social news aggregation web and mobile application, with apps available on iOS, Android, and Fire Phone. Trove is also the name of the company behind the application.
Trove was shut down in December 2015.
Trove may refer to:
- Trove, Australian library-database aggregator
- Trove (app), a personalized web- and iOS-based news-aggregator application
- Trove (video game), a voxel-based adventure game from Trion Worlds
- Trove, a database-as-a-service component of the OpenStack cloud-computing platform
Trove is a Sandbox massively multiplayer online role-playing game developed and published by Trion Worlds. The game was released on Microsoft Windows on July 9, 2015 and is scheduled to release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in the fall of 2016.
Usage examples of "trove".
Nervously, Minnum cast an eye toward Sornnn, who was searching through the trove of artifacts they had unearthed and cataloged.
They also added to their treasure trove with books, comp progs, vids and buried government files.
That and the grab at spendable wealth: El Dorado, treasure trove or robbery attempted and defeated.
The tree was working bravely to redistribute mass, but the unassimilated treasure trove still caused a wobble in the crown that took some getting used to.
All in all, she was a treasure trove too valuable to give to the headsman, yet most Aes Sedai would not see it so.
The remainder of the six hundred cubic kilometers were largely desert now, honeycombed with cracks and designed passages, spotted with still-undiscovered troves of Dardanian tombs and artifacts, for decades almost unexplored, virtually abandoned except by the few who, like Sabel, researched the past.
And, whether they knew it or not, they had his pitiful small trove of golden horseshoes with them.
They also added to their treasure trove with books, comp progs, vids and buried government files.
Its trove of fish included a number of rattails or grenadiers, with big, heavily armored heads and large eyes.
Few ever denied Kitewing that token of respect, for legend had always said that the Remakers had left a trove of knowledge in the chamber atop the Worldtree and that those Racs who possessed the valley and the Worldtree would, as soon as they could reach its top, rule the world.
The armory had been a treasure trove of blasters and ammo, with enough different calibers to fit the weapons of each companion.
Not until sunset did the merry crowd carry their pots and pans and trove of mussels up to the road and depart.
Since the entire landscape of Chapin Mesa was a treasure trove of artifacts, the digging of so much as a post hole gave the archaeologist nightmares.
She'd gotten herself a scintillating garter of white wavestones and blood-red ardors from Lord Marcus's trove.
The most important new passengers were four middle-aged black men dressed in conspicuously handsome suits - they had supervised the loading, late at night in Chicago, of a trove of instrument cases into the baggage car and were supposed to be famous musicians.