kennel (3)

[A corrupt. of cannel (q. v.).] kennel-coal, s. [CANNEL-COAL.] kěn-nęl, v. i. & t. [KENNEL (1), 8.] A. In trans.: To lie or lodge, as in a kennel; to dwell. (Used of beasts, and of men in contempt.) B. Trans.: To shut up, confine, or lodge in or as in a kennel. "The laugh, the slap, the jocund curse go round; While, from their slumbers shook, the kennel'd hounds Mix in the music of the day again. Thomson: Autumn, 548.