stabulationn.
rare.
†‘A harbouring of beasts’ (Cockeram 1623). (obsolete). Also, manner of housing in a stable.
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stabulation1892
livery1948
1892 Baily's Mag. Apr. 225 The bad habits and vices of the horse..are more or less common and frequent. And many of them are due to, or consequent upon, stabulation.
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