1. The watercourse of a street; a little channel.

2. To confine in a kennel; to live in a kennel.

3. A house or cot for dogs or a pack of hounds; a pack of hounds or their cry; the hole of a fox or other beast; a haunt.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• genrel,
• kenne,
• kenndey,
• knnew,
• connel,
• kennells,
• jannel,
• kennesl,
• kenel,
• kettel,
• fenel,
• kernal,
• kendel,
• kennal,
• feenel,
• genne,
• kennles,
• kenall,
• pannel,
• kinnel

• Kenley,
• kernel,
• keenly,
• kennell,
• kneel,
• kenneally,
• keel,
• kennelly.

The adverb form of the word "kennel" is "kennelly".

The adjective form of the word "kennel" is "kennelled". Example: The kennelled dogs were well-behaved and eager to play.

The plural of the "kennel" can be the "kennels".

The singular of the "kennel" can be the "kennel".