pen in



pen (someone or an animal) in (some place)

to confine someone or an animal in a pen. We penned all the kids in out in the backyard while we got the party things ready in the house. We had to pen in the kids to keep them away from the traffic. Alice penned her dog in.
See also: pen

pen in

v.
To confine someone or something in or as if in a pen: The farmer penned the pigs in for the night. If you don't pen in the chickens, the wolves will get them.
See also: pen

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AscensiÓNah-then-SYON (Spanish), ah-sen-SYON (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
ĐUraĐA-Serbian, Croatian (Archaic)
Ruthi-Old Church Slavic
Diot-Medieval English
Sirvard-Armenian
Liron-Hebrew