ppl. a. [f. CABIN sb. and v. + -ED.] a. Made like a cabin; furnished with a cabin. b. Confined in narrow space. c. fig. Cramped, hampered, confined in action, thought, etc.

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1592.  Wyrley, Armorie, 146. Cabbind lodgings.

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1634.  Milton, Comus, 140. From her cabined loophole peep.

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18[?].  Bp. D. Wilson, in Life (1860), II. xiv. 41. I am in a bholeah or cabined boat.

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1854.  M. Arnold, Poems (1877), I. 33. Her cabin’d ample spirit.

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1863.  W. Phillips, Speeches, xii. 266. Cabined, isolated American civilization.

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