1. Plural of cellarage; a charge or fee for storage in a cellar or underground storage space.
Usage: Often used in commercial or historical contexts, particularly in wine trade and shipping.
2. Plural of cellarage; cellars or underground storage spaces collectively.
Usage: Archaic or historical usage referring to the physical spaces themselves.

Examples

• The merchant paid substantial cellarages for storing wine in the port's underground vaults.
• The estate's cellarages provided ample space for preserving food and beverages.
• Historical records show that cellarages were a significant expense for shipping companies.
• The inn's cellarages kept ale and cider cool throughout the summer months.