rare. [ad. L. stabulātiōnem, f. stabulāre, -ārī: see prec.] † ‘A harbouring of beasts’ (Cockeram, 1623). (obs.) Also, manner of housing in a stable.
1892. Baily’s Mag., April, 225. The bad habits and vices of the horse … are more or less common and frequent. And many of them are due to, or consequent upon, stabulation.
