Manger

usgb/ˈmeɪndʒər/
noun

A box or trough in a stable or barn in which food for horses or cattle is placed.

The cattle were eating hay from the manger.
Visual representation of "manger" - A box or trough in a stable or barn in which food for horses or cattle is placed.

Often appears as...

  • feed the manger
  • fill the manger
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Stable Fixture

A manger is usually found in a stable, used to hold food for farm animals.

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Every stall in the stable had its own manger.
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Animal Feeding

Mangers are associated with animal care, especially in rural or farm settings.

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During the winter, we make sure the manger is always full for the cattle.
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Historical Reference

In history, particularly the Christian Nativity story, a manger is notable as baby Jesus's bed.

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Nativity scenes often include a depiction of a baby resting in a manger.
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