A net for catching partridges or waterfowl, having a pipe-like passage with a wide opening, and narrowing towards the end; a tunnel-net. ? Obsolete.

An instrument or tool used in setting, in various senses. A net or trap for catching or killing birds.

A fowling-net; = trammel-net, n. b.

a net used to catch birds.

A net (esp. a clap net) used by day for catching larks and other small birds.

a net stretched across a woodland path or way to ensnare game birds, hares, etc.; a net for catching game in a cock-road.

a net fixed on a pole, used for catching sparrows living in the eaves of houses or in grain-stacks.

? A fowling-net for use in a ‘shaw’ or coppice.

A fowler's net; = trammel, n.1 1b.

A drag net, spec. a trammel net.

a short net used to catch pheasants.

‘a net for catching birds, a hallier’ (Phillips 1706).

A kind of net so constructed that it can be suddenly shut by pulling a string. Forms of it are used by fowlers, and by entomologists.

= sense 1; also a similar net for fishing.

the net of a funnel (sense 6).

A kind of net attached to a bow or arch of wood or metal, used by fowlers.

a net used for the capture of birds.

(a) Plumbing a trap (trap, n.1 8a) fitted where the soil pipe issues from a building in order to prevent sewer gas entering the domestic plumbing…

a net for securing poults.