cabin
//ˈkæb.ɪn//
Noun
cabinSingular
cabinsPlural
1
A small wooden house or shelter, typically in a rural or wilderness area.
We stayed in a cabin in the mountains.
2
A private room or compartment on a ship or boat for passengers or crew.
We booked a cabin on the ferry for the overnight trip.
3
The enclosed passenger compartment of an aircraft.
The cabin crew welcomed passengers as they boarded the plane.
Verb
1
To confine or live in a small or cramped space.
We were cabined in a tiny room during the storm.