I. ˈse-lər noun
Etymology: Middle English celer, from Anglo-French, from Latin cellarium storeroom, from cella
Date: 13th century
1.
a. : basement
b. : the lowest grade or rank ; especially : the lowest place in the standings (as of an athletic league)
the team spent most of last year in the cellar
2. : a stock of wines
II. transitive verb
Date: 1677
: to put into a cellar (as for storage)
cellar ing wine