Enclosuke
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Imports land enclosed with something more than the imaginary boundary line, — some visible or tangible obstruction, as, a fence, hedge, ditch, or an equivalent object, for the protection of the premises against encroachment, as by cattle. i A tract of land surrounded by a fence, together with such fence: as, in a statute limiting one's right to distrain beasts to those doing damage within his enclosure.'
See Close, 3.