0 a small room or large cupboard in a house where food is kept
1 a small room or storage area near a kitchen, where food is kept
For example, a galley and a pantry are analogous to spaces used for the preparation and cooking of food.
The ultimate source of a-licensing potential in this form lies with position x2, the head nucleus of the word pantry.
My action is of many types: a scraping, a buttering, a nocturnal pantry bumbling, a pursuit of a surreptitious snack, a self-indulgence, a midnight lark.
It boasted luxurious kitchens, pantries, and baths.
His memoirs struggle to preserve a classical literary pedigree, but end up demonstrating that any canon or pantry can be turned to all kinds of ends.
It is an absolutely rotten position to have earth closets just outside the back doors of council houses, with pantries close to the closets.
The poorer people are, the more often they go to the shop too; they almost make the shop their pantry.
The alcohol may all come from a kitchen or a bar pantry, and there may be no bar or counter as such.
