cachers

Those who conceal

Cachers is the plural of cacher, a person who hides or stores something—most commonly someone who participates in geocaching, the outdoor activity of hiding and finding containers using GPS coordinates.

Cachers often trade small trinkets when they find a cache.

The word follows the French-derived pattern of cache (a hidden store or hiding place).

geocaching

geocaching

GPS-based outdoor treasure hunting

  • GPSSatellite-based location technology
  • coordinatesLocation-specifying number pairs
  • waypointNavigation reference location

logbook · containers · hide-and-seek · DNF · muggle · swag · tupperware · camouflage · nano · micro

exploration

adventure

Risky exciting undertaking

terrain · landmarks · wilderness · navigation · journey · quest · expedition · maps · compass · backpacking

community

meetups

Arranged social gatherings

fellowship · group · networking · collaboration · exchange · organization · members · alliance · assembly · leaderboard

treasure

hoard

Hidden accumulated valuables

container · loot · bounty · prize · souvenirs · find · booty · plunder · relics · valuables

Opposites
visibility/concealment

cachersrevealers

Those who make known

exhibitors · exposers · showers · presenters · unveilers

information/resource flow

cacherssharers

Those who distribute jointly

distributors · disseminators · givers · spreaders · publishers

Phrases
Family

cache, caches, cached

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G