ambry

/ˈæmbri/
noun
  1. A cupboard or small cabinet, especially one used in a church to store sacred vessels or books.
    • The priest placed the chalice in the ambry near the altar.
    • They found ancient manuscripts hidden in a wall ambry.
    • The old church had a beautifully carved ambry for storing the Bible.
  2. A storage closet or pantry in a house, especially in historical or rural contexts.
    • The old ambry was filled with jars of pickled vegetables.
    • She stored her preserves in the cool ambry off the main hall.
    • The farmhouse kitchen had a small ambry for keeping bread and cheese.
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