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stabling Definition


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stable2
noun
    1. A building where horses are kept.
    2. A place where horses are bred and trained.
    3. The horses that are under one particular trainer, thought of collectively.
      Example: the Pitman stable
    4. colloq
      A number of people or things with a common background or origin, eg a number of athletes trained by the same coach, a number of recording artistes whose work is distributed by the same record label, etc.
verb stabled, stabling
    1. To put (a horse) into or back into its stable.
    tr & intr
    2. To keep or be kept in a stable in a specified place.
Derivative: stabling
    The act of putting a horse into a stable.
    Accommodation for horses, etc.
Etymology: 14c: from Latin stabulum standing room.



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