Verb
store away (third-person singular simple present stores away, present participle storing away, simple past and past participle stored away)
(idiomatic, intransitive) To keep a supply of something, in a place or container.
I don't think I need these papers any more, but just in case, I'll store them away in the attic.
Combine that with the fact that it’s well-suited for cellaring, and you have a beer that is not only a historically appropriate introduction to the style, but also one you can store away for additional development and later enjoyment. Source: Internet
Having a savings account allows you to store away money you don’t plan to spend in the immediate future. Source: Internet
We need to initial certain variables to figure out Who is talking (well yes, of course he is, that’s his job), and to store away the audio content. Source: Internet