cabin /kabˈin/

1. A hut or small, simple dwelling-house, often constructed of wood
2. (in a ship) a room used for living accommodation or as an office
3. (on a small boat) a compartment used as a shelter by the crew and passengers
4. (in an airliner) the section of the aircraft for carrying passengers and luggage
5. A compartment for the driver or operator of a large commercial vehicle
6. A railway signal-box

1. To shut up in a cabin or in a cramped space
2. To hamper in action (figurative)

To live in a cabin

cabin altitude noun

The nominal pressure maintained in the cabin of a pressurized aircraft

cabˈin-boy noun

A boy who waits on the officers or cabin passengers of a ship

cabin class noun

The class of accommodation, esp on a passenger ship, between tourist and first class

cabin crew noun

The members of an aircraft crew who look after passengers

cabin cruiser noun

A power-driven boat with living accommodation on board

cabin fever noun (chiefly N American)

1. A feeling of restlessness after remaining indoors during bad weather
2. Orig a state of severe depression brought on by living for long periods in isolated places and in cramped conditions, eg in a small cabin during the long winter months

cabin passenger noun

1. Formerly, a passenger entitled to superior accommodation
2. A passenger having cabin accommodation

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