Booth and Cage

Booth

Booth noun - A small shop at a fair; for selling goods or entertainment.

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Cage and booth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cage" instead a noun "Booth".

Cage noun - An enclosure with an open framework for keeping animals.

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Booth and cage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Booth" instead a noun "Cage".

Nearby Words: cagey, caged, caging

special	special booth	special cage
complete	complete booth	complete cage
regular	regular booth	regular cage
single	single booth	single cage
Other adjectives: empty, small, entire, little, tiny, cramped, next, central, red, bigger.

The opening scene of the French movie Le Magnifique: A spy is trapped in a phone booth, which is then lifted by an helicopter (!!) and dipped into the sea, where a squad of frogmen attach it to a shark's cage before opening the door.

Source: Shark Pool

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