Definition of "volary" [vol•a•ry]

• Alternative form of volery. (noun)

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• "AVIARY (from Lat. _avis_, a bird), called by older writers "volary," a structure in which birds are kept in a state of captivity."
• "Besides, this volary was so exceedingly neat, that, considering its extent, one would think there could not be less than an hundred persons to keep it so clean as it was; but all this while not one soul appeared, either here or in the gardens where I had been, and yet I could not perceive a weed or any superfluous thing there."
• "I opened the third door, where I found a large volary, paved with marble of several fine colours that were not common."