Caging
Pronunciation: /ˈkeɪdʒ/
Caging (noun)
- A structure made of bars or wires to keep animals inside.
- A situation where someone feels trapped or confined.
- A fenced area used in some sports, like boxing or wrestling.
Examples
- The bird sang happily in its cage.
- The zookeeper cleaned the lion's cage.
Common collocations: clean the cage, bird cage, metal cage, escape the cage, mental cage
Caging (verb)
- To put an animal or person inside a cage.
Examples
- They caged the wild animal for transport.
- The farmer caged the chickens at night.