stabling
/'steibliɳ/
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Definition
Noun: 1. Accommodation for animals, especially horses: The act or provision of housing animals in a stable or similar shelter. 2. The buildings or facilities where animals, particularly horses, are housed: A collective term for stables or a place providing stalls and care for animals.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The estate includes stabling for twenty horses. (The estate has accommodation for twenty horses.)
- Good stabling is essential for the health of the animals. (Proper housing is crucial for the animals' well-being.)
- They are looking for a property with stabling. (They are searching for a property that has facilities for keeping horses.)
Advanced Usage
- "To provide stabling for": To offer or supply accommodation for animals.
- The new equestrian center will provide stabling for visiting competitors. (The new center will offer housing facilities for visiting competitors.)
Variants and Related Words
- Stable (noun): A building where horses or other livestock are kept.
- The horses returned to the stable after their exercise.
- Stable (verb): To put or keep an animal in a stable.
- They stabled the horses for the night.
Synonyms
- Housing: Providing shelter or accommodation.
- Sheltering: Giving protection or refuge.
- Boarding: Providing lodging, especially for animals (e.g., horse boarding).
Notes on Meaning
This word specifically refers to the concept or provision of shelter, not the action of putting an animal into a stable (which is the verb "to stable"). It is often used in contexts related to horse care, management, and real estate.
Noun
- accommodation for animals (especially for horses)