Cellar

[Lat. cellarium, from cella, a cell; Ger. kel ler.] A cell; an apartment or place under-ground, where provisions, liquors, coals, . are deposited; as, a wine- cellar. Cellarage, (sel'ler-āj,) n. Space for cellars; cellars taken collectively. "Come on, you hear this fellow in the cellarage." - Shaks. -Charge for cellar-room; as, cellarage on stores. Cellarer, Cel'larist, n. [From Lat. cellar i us , steward.] ( Eccl .) An officer who acts as butler in a monastery or religious house. - A functionary who has charge of the temporal matters in chapter-houses.