cache
/kæʃ/
EN
A collection of temporary stored data that allows faster access to repeated requests, or a hidden storage location for valuable items.
Clearing your browser's cache can fix loading issues for websites.
Etymology
Derived from the French word cacher, meaning 'to hide', which entered English in the early 19th century originally referring to a hidden storage spot. The computing sense developed in the mid-20th century.
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memorystoragebufferhideaway