stow
v.to pack or store something away neatly and safely in a small space. You often hear this on planes or boats when you need to put your bags away.
v.to pack or store an object in a specific, designated space for safekeeping or transport. Often used in maritime or aviation contexts; transitive and requires a direct object.
“Please stow your bags under the seat.”
“The crew worked quickly to stow the remaining gear before the storm reached the harbor.”
“Experienced travelers know to stow their most valuable items in a secure, internal compartment of their carry-on luggage to prevent accidental loss during transit.”
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. Frequently used with the particle 'away'.
“In the end, I gave the guitar away to a friend rather than stowing it away alongside the violin.”