0 (a place for keeping) a collection of wild animals. -- menasjeri
For this purpose do they constitute "menageries", and will the owners be allowed to secure the raw flesh upon which their species of pet lives?
After their act, dogs are put into the menageries, where the general public can go and look at them in their pens.
I think that menagerie is a much better description.
There is a story told of a man who went into a menagerie and saw a lion lying down with a lamb.
One cannot make money out of it unless one turns the house into a menagerie.
It is a very thin line which divides the circuses and menageries from zoological societies.
The performers are certainly present in a menagerie—the performing bears and the rest.
What is the difference between a zoo and a menagerie?
