transitive. To enclose or fence in by a hedge; to hedge.

transitive. To enclose with pales or a fence; to provide with a fence; to encircle or surround. Frequently with about, around, in, etc. Now rare.

transitive. To surround or enclose with a palisade; to fence in.

transitive. To enclose or protect with a fence or hedge; esp. to preserve (grass) from cattle.

To enclose with a hedge or fence; to fence, to hedge in.

transitive. To surround with a barrier or fence. Obsolete.

transitive. To enclose or bound with a fence or hedge; to fence or hedge in. Now also: to shut (an animal) in an enclosure, to pen. Now English reg…

transitive. To enclose with pales, stakes, or posts; to surround with a palisade; to fence in. Now rare.

transitive. To fence with stakes; ? intransitive to fix stakes.

transitive and intransitive = palisade, v.

transitive. To fence, hedge in; to make or repair (a fence or hedge). Cf. tine, v.1

transitive and intransitive. To surround, enclose, or fortify (a place) with a palisade; esp. to fence in (an area). Formerly also: †to train (a…

transitive. To surround or enclose with piles or stakes.

To enclose with latticework or rails. Obsolete [the literal sense of Latin cancellāre.]

transitive. To surround or enclose with a wire fence or mesh; to fence in with wire. Also: to cover over with wire.

transitive. To rail in, enclose with, or as with, a railing. Also figurative.

transitive. To surround or enclose with a ring fence.

a bundle of whin; hence whin-kid vb., to fence or thatch with whin.