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MENAGERIE , a collection of See also: wild animals kept for show or See also: exhibition
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The word is particularly applied to travelling exhibitions of wild animals, attached to a circus or other show, " zoological gardens "(q.v.) being the See also: term generally applied to large stationary and permanent exhibitions, arranged on a scientific See also: system
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The French menagerie (from See also: menage, O
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Fr. mesnage, See also: Lat. mansionaticum, mansio, See also: house, cf
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" See also: manage ") originally meant the administration of a See also: household or See also: farm, with See also: special reference to the live stock
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