cage in



cage someone or something in

 
1. Lit. to enclose someone or something in a cage. We caged the monkey in, but it threw a fit. We are going to have to cage in the dogs.
2. Fig. to confine someone or something. Please don't cage me in this tiny room! The health authorities virtually caged in the quarantined population until they could all be tested.
See also: cage

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Badurad-Ancient Germanic
Helewidis-Ancient Germanic
Orna (1)-Irish
Elisabettae-lee-zah-BET-tahItalian
Ssanyu-Eastern African, Ganda
&Aelig;Lfgifu-Anglo-Saxon