stock up
Verb
Meaning
amass so as to keep for future use or sale or for a particular occasion or use
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let's stock coffee as long as prices are low
ABC7 said yesterday to stock up on cash and gas.
Also help them stock up on food and personal essentials like self-care items and toiletries.
Also in low stock was rice (more understandable to stock up) I just got my usual stuff.
But I think I will not stock up as much as usual.
And now, in a year that could probably stand to stock up on as much holiday cheer as it did toilet paper, The Christmas Chronicles 2and with way more Goldie Hawn to make the season bright.