cote
/koʊt/ /koʊt/ /kɒt/Definitions
1. noun
A small enclosure or pen for animals, especially sheep, especially in a landscape or a painting.
“The landscape artist depicted a cote in the rolling hills of the countryside.”
2. noun
A small cottage or hut, especially in a rural area.
“The old cote at the edge of the village was once the home of a local shepherd.”
3. noun
A small compartment or box, especially in a ship or a building.
“The cote in the ship’s hold was used to store spare parts and equipment.”
4. verb
To put or house (animals) in a cote.
“The farmer coted the sheep in the new enclosure.”