A stall, coop, or pen for confining animals; (in later use) spec. one for holding ewes at lambing time. Also: a hut; a small apartment or narrow…

Any one of a number of chambers in a building, typically intended for or inhabited by a single person. A small room for a monk, nun, etc., in a…

A cell: e.g. of an anchorite or hermit, in a convent or prison; a cell of a honeycomb. Obsolete.

An enclosed space; esp. one in a building, separated from the main area by a screen or railing. Obsolete.

A small room.

A small habitation, cabin, hovel; a narrow room; figurative a confined space. In New Zealand now esp. a small house at the seaside or at a holiday…

literary. A very small room, esp. a hermit's cell. Also figurative.

An excessively small room or lodging; a compartment, cubicle, or subdivision of a larger room or space.

Chiefly Scottish and English regional (northern). With reference to size (rather than position or degree of seclusion): any small room, esp. one…

A house or room that resembles a box in being small, square, confined, and lacking in individual features or character. Cf. boxy, adj.2 2a 3.

A small room, closet, or cupboard. (Cf. cubby, n.)

(a) a nursery or children's name for a snug, cosy place; a little house built by children in play; (b) a very small and confined room or closet.

A small room.

= cubby-hole n., cubby-house n. at compounds.

= cubby-hole n.

A cupboard or cubby-hole, esp. used as a hiding place.

A small room or cell. Now rare.