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Definition of cage
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cage is as below...
Cage (n.) A box or
inclosure,
wholly
or
partly
of
openwork,
in wood or
metal,
used for
confining
birds or other
animals..
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Boskiness
::
Boskiness
(n.)
Boscage;
also, the state or
quality
of being
bosky..
Blocage
::
Blocage
(n.) The
roughest
and
cheapest
sort of
rubblework,
in
masonry..
Birdseed
::
Birdseed
(n.)
Canary
seed, hemp,
millet
or other small seeds used for
feeding
caged
birds..
Willow
::
Willow
(n.) A
machine
in which
cotton
or wool is
opened
and
cleansed
by the
action
of long
spikes
projecting
from a drum which
revolves
within
a box
studded
with
similar
spikes;
--
probably
so
called
from
having
been
originally
a
cylindrical
cage made of
willow
rods,
though
some
derive
the term from
winnow,
as
denoting
the
winnowing,
or
cleansing,
action
of the
machine.
Called
also
willy,
twilly,
twilly
devil,
and
devil..
Bosky
::
Bosky (a.) Woody or
bushy;
covered
with
boscage
or
thickets.
Mew
::
Mew (v. t.) To shut up; to
inclose;
to
confine,
as in a cage or other
inclosure..
Elevator
::
Elevator
(n.) A cage or
platform
and the
hoisting
machinery
in a
hotel,
warehouse,
mine, etc., for
conveying
persons,
goods,
etc., to or from
different
floors
or
levels;
--
called
in
England
a lift; the cage or
platform
itself..
Mew
::
Mew (n.) A cage for hawks while
mewing;
a coop for
fattening
fowls;
hence,
any
inclosure;
a place of
confinement
or
shelter;
-- in the
latter
sense
usually
in the
plural..
Piccage
::
Piccage
(n.) Money paid at fairs for leave to break
ground
for
booths.
Boscage
::
Boscage
(n.) A
growth
of trees or
shrubs;
underwood;
a
thicket;
thick
foliage;
a
wooded
landscape.
Free
::
Free
(superl.)
Certain
or
honorable;
the
opposite
of base; as, free
service;
free
socage..
Tumbril
::
Tumbril
(n.) A kind of
basket
or cage of
osiers,
willows,
or the like, to hold hay and other food for
sheep..
Rape
::
Rape (n.) A name given to a
variety
or to
varieties
of a plant of the
turnip
kind, grown for seeds and
herbage.
The seeds are used for the
production
of rape oil, and to a
limited
extent
for the food of cage
birds..
Encage
::
Encage
(v. t.) To
confine
in a cage; to coop up.
Pen
::
Pen (n. & v.) To shut up, as in a pen or cage; to
confine
in a small
inclosure
or
narrow
space;
to coop up, or shut in; to
inclose..
Volery
::
Volery
(n.) A large bird cage; an
aviary.
Aviary
::
Aviary
(n.) A
house,
inclosure,
large cage, or other
place,
for
keeping
birds
confined;
a bird
house..
Hencoop
::
Hencoop
(n.) A coop or cage for hens.
Bosky
::
Bosky (a.)
Caused
by
boscage.
Encaged
::
Encaged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Encag.
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