A hedge or encompassing fence (Old English); hence, a piece of ground enclosed or fenced in; a messuage (Old English); generally, a yard, close, or…

An enclosed piece of ground; a field, a garden; a yard, a court. Obsolete.

The space enclosed by a given circumference or boundary; a precinct, a circuit. Also in extended use: a domain, a realm.

An enclosure, a park.

An enclosed piece of ground, a close. local.

A circle; an enceinte.

The state or condition of being confined; confinement, imprisonment; chiefly in phrase: (to keep, put) in firmance. Also concrete. An enclosure.

Enclosing or preserving; that which encloses or is enclosed; an enclosure.

An enclosed space; an enclosure; a park.

A place in which a person or persons may be confined; spec. (originally U.S.) a prison cell, a prison.

Any enclosed piece of ground. Obsolete. rare.