Results for cabin

Definitions of cabin:

part of speech: verb transitive

To confine in a cabin.

part of speech: noun

A small hut, cottage, or room; a room in a ship for officers or passengers.

part of speech: verb transitive

To shut up in a cabin.

part of speech: verb

To live or confine in a cabin.

part of speech: noun

A hut or cottage: a small room, especially in a ship.

Usage examples for cabin:

• It was towards midnight when he and the doctor emerged from the Ginnell's cabin "Lady Merton, Colonist", Mrs. Humphry Ward

• I learned to- day that one man is a long way off, living in a cabin all by himself, without even a dog for a companion. "If Any Man Sin", H. A. Cody

• Again he turned back into the darkness of the night and made his way to his cabin none the wiser for having taken the trip. "The Nightrider's Feud", Walter C. McConnell

• He looked at Trigger as he turned to walk out of the cabin "Legacy", James H Schmitz