Of animals (rarely of men): Reclaimed from the wild state; brought under the control and care of man; domestic; domesticated. (Opposed to wild.)

Of an animal: tame, gentle; not wild or fierce. Also (occasionally) of landscape or other natural features. Now rare.

Of an animal: tame, domesticated, docile; not fierce. (In early use esp. common in Scottish)

Not wild; tame.

That has been reclaimed (in various senses of the verb).

Of a hawk, horse, hound, etc.: fully trained.

In extended uses. Of an animal: accustomed to the company of humans; domesticated, tame. Also figurative. Now rare.

Of an animal or an animal's disposition: tame, quiet, docile, easily managed.

= domestic, adj. 4.

Of a bird or beast: Domesticated, tame.

= inward, adj. in various senses. rare.

Of, belonging, or relating to a house or household; domestic, domesticated.

Of animals: living under the care of man, in or near his habitations; tame, not wild.

Made domestic or familiar; tamed, naturalized.

Reduced to obedience or discipline, tamed, trained. Often with in.

Of a bird or (occasionally) other animal: tamed sufficiently to be handled. Cf. hand-tame, adj. 1.