chest monster

noun

Etymology

From chest + monster. Named for commonly being composed of chests, and growing over time, analogous to an organism or a monster.

  1. derived from mōnstrum
  2. derived from monstre
  3. inherited from monstre
  4. formed as chest monster — “chest + monster

Definitions

  1. A very unorganized storage area, usually continually growing larger as the owner…

    A very unorganized storage area, usually continually growing larger as the owner continues to add more storage containers over time.

The neighborhood

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