cocoonery

cocoonery

(kəˈkuːnərɪ)
n, pl -ries
a place where silkworms feed and make cocoons
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honeysuckle dew and bred a shoebox silk cocoonery on leaves plucked
The Mulberry Tree
The days when Murray would talk openly and rely on the fan's instinct he learned during his years in the Clock Stand have been replaced by corporate cocoonery. But, until last week's ill-judged ban, I always felt that Murray was above using the jackboot on journalists.
BANNED BY SUNDERLAND FOR TELLING THE TRUTH; But Murray and Co won't gag me!
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