Depository [noun]

At least at the outset, some banks could serve as depository institutions for state and local governments, meaning those governments would put their money in the local public bank, not JPMorgan.

Online depositories such as GitHub, Bitbucket, and others already allow the sharing of code.

At one stroke it opened the entire front of the Sunday-School Depository to the light of heaven.

But you told this to Marina because of the association of Lee Oswald with the schoolbook depository?

As my husband has told you, he had his back to the School Depository Building.

Still,” ventured Raikes, astonished at this curious rejoinder, “you have some safe depository for such valuables.

The aid of both hands was called in to assist in supporting her intellectual depository.

She replaced the ring, she reclosed the casket, relocked its depository; then passed again into the adjoining chamber.

The New Testament is its sole depository, in whose books there is nothing for which it is not answerable.

And you have used the cabinet since as a depository for your funds?