To put an object away onboard a boat, to store.

c. 1300, "to put, place (somewhere)," verbal use of Old English noun stow "a place, spot, site, locality" (common in place names), from Proto-Germanic *stowo- (source also of Old F [..]

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(v) fill by packing tightly

Position in a ship where goods are placed for their

To put an item in its proper place.

To put an item in its proper place.

Same as ST but with oil-resistant jacket and rated for outdoor use, 600V.

To put away properly.

To put in place.

To put an item in its proper place.

To put in place.

To store, or to put away, such as personal effects, tackle, or cargo.

  To put gear in its proper place. To store or pack articles or cargo in a space.  

To pack or store away; especially, to pack in an orderly, compact, safe manner.

 To put away or store in such a way as to make seaworthy.

to store or pack articles in a space.

To put away. To stow cargo in a hold

to put gear in its proper place.

to store, or to put away e.g. personal effects, tackle, or cargo.

to put or pack away

To pack or store away; especially, to pack in an orderly, compact, safe manner.

Position in a ship where goods are placed for their

To store goods or packages.

TO SECURE BAGGAGE INTO A SAFE LOCATION IN FLIGHT

(rare) A place.

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