penfold
/ˈpɛnfəʊld/Definitions
1. noun
A fold or enclosure for sheep, especially on a large estate or farm, where they can be protected from the weather and safely grazed.
“The estate’s historic penfold was used for generations of sheep and has been beautifully restored.”
2. noun
A fold or enclosure for animals, especially sheep or cattle.
“The penfold was built to protect the cattle from the harsh winter weather.”
3. verb
To enclose or confine animals, especially sheep, in a fold or pen.
“The farmer pens the sheep at night to keep them safe from predators.”