cage
/keɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
a framework of metal bars or wires used to enclose or confine animals or birds
“The bird’s wings were clipped, and it was placed in a small cage to prevent it from flying away.”
2. verb
to confine or enclose in a cage
“The animal was caged and taken to the zoo for display.”
3. verb
to cheat or deceive (someone) by using trickery or deceit
“The con artist caged the investor with false promises of high returns on their investment.”
4. verb
to attract and hold the attention of (someone) by using tricks or illusions
“The magician caged the audience with his clever tricks and illusions.”