kennel
41kennel — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. doghouse, stall; hovel, hut, hutch. See abode. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. doghouse, den, pound, run; see enclosure 1 …
42Kennel — Kẹn|nel 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: 〉 Hundezwinger (bes. für die Jagdhunde zur Parforcejagd) [Etym.: engl., »Hundezwinger«, <lat. canis »Hund«] …
43kennel — ken|nel [ˈkenl] n [Date: 1300 1400; Origin: From an unrecorded Old North French kenil, from Vulgar Latin canile, from Latin canis dog ] 1.) a small building made for a dog to sleep in 2.) also kennels BrE a place where dogs are kept for ↑ …
44kennel — ken|nel [ kenl ] noun count plural a small building where a dog sleeps and is protected from bad weather a. a place where dogs stay while their owners are away, or a place where dogs are BRED (=for producing young dogs) b. a place where dogs are… …
45kennel — • hundgård …
46kennel — ken·nel || kenl n. doghouse; place where dogs are bred and trained; place where dogs are cared for when their owners are away; den of an animal, animal s lair; wretched dwelling v. place in a doghouse; send to a place where dogs are bred and… …
47kennel — I. n. 1. Dog house. 2. Pack of hounds. 3. Hole (of a wild animal), haunt. 4. Gutter. II. v. n. Dwell (as a dog), lodge, harbor, take shelter …
48kennel — noun (C) 1 a small hut where a dog sleeps 2 also kennels BrE a place where dogs are bred (breed1 (2)) or can stay while their owners are away …
49kennel — n 1. doghouse, doghole; dog pound, dog shelter. 2. lair, den, cave, hole, burrow; shelter, hiding place, haunt …
50kennel — ken·nel …
