A pool of water to contain fish; a fishpond.

†(a) a place where fish are kept; (b) a place where fish is sold.

A fishpond.

A pond or tank in which fish are kept until needed for the table.

A pool, a pond, esp. a fish pond. Also (Roman History): a pool for swimming or bathing. Now chiefly historical.

A pond, a pool, esp. one for swimming or bathing. Cf. piscina, n. 1.

A pond in which fish are kept.

A perforated floating box in which live fish are kept.

A pond or lake; esp. a fish pond. Now British regional.

A pond, esp. a fish-pond; also, a weir or dam. = stank, n.1

Probably: a fishpond.

A fishpond; a tank for storing live fish, etc.

= fishpond, n.: see stew, n.1

A place where living animals, esp. fish, are maintained or preserved for food; a fish-pond or fish-pool; = vivary, n. 2. Also figurative.

An enclosure; a stew for fish. Obsolete.

= fish-stew n.

An article which serves for containing or retaining something. A stew, pond, or reservoir for fish; a weir or dam for retaining water. rare.

A pool, fishpond.

= vivarium, n. 1. Also figurative.

A pond or body of water in which young fish or other marine organisms are artificially reared.

An area of land or water set apart for the protection of wildlife or the rearing of game, fish, etc.

A tank to keep a whale in.

a tank to hold live (esp. ornamental) fish, an aquarium.