stowed
Put in storage
Stowed is the past tense of stow, meaning to pack or store something away in an orderly manner, typically in a designated space: She stowed her luggage in the overhead bin.
The word often appears in travel contexts—stowing gear on boats, bags on planes, equipment in vehicles.
Make sure all items are securely stowed before takeoff.
Goods being transported
- shipmentGoods being transported
- holdMaintain in grasp
- manifestClearly apparent or displayed
- containerThing for storing items
pallet · consignment · galley · berth · hatch · bulkhead · locker · compartment
Secures ships to seabed
- lashedFastened with bindings
- fastenedJoined or held together
- battenedSecured with strips
- tied downSecured with bindings
strapped · moored · clamped · cinched · immobilized · braced · restrained · locked
Made invisible deliberately
- tucked awayConcealed in storage
- secretedHid or produced biologically
- cachedStored in hiding
- squirreled awaySecretly stored for future
stashed · buried · smuggled · contraband · hideaway · compartment · false bottom · hollowed
freight
Goods being transported
container · pallet · consignment · galley · berth · hatch · bulkhead · locker · compartment · lashed
anchor
Secures ships to seabed
tied down · strapped · moored · clamped · cinched · immobilized · braced · restrained · locked · latched
concealed
Made invisible deliberately
- tucked awayConcealed in storage
- secretedHid or produced biologically
- cachedStored in hiding
squirreled away · stashed · buried · smuggled · contraband · hideaway · compartment · false bottom · hollowed · safekeeping
luggage
Traveler's packed containers
trunk · overhead bin · carry-on · gear · belongings · neatly · folded · organized · compact · arranged
- storedstored, warehoused, stashed, kept, stockpiled
- crowdedcrowded, jam-packed, packed like sardines, crammed, jammed
- weapon statusarmed, loaded, unloaded, jammed, disarmed