1. Plural of mews: a row of houses or apartments converted from former stables or carriage houses, typically in a city.
Usage: British English; Often used as a singular collective noun (e.g., 'the mews is quiet'); Common in London and other UK cities
2. Plural of mews: a cage or enclosure for hawks or falcons.
Usage: archaic; historical

Examples

• The charming mewses in Knightsbridge are among London's most expensive properties.
• She found a small flat in one of the quiet mewses near the park.
• The historic mewses were originally built to house horses and carriages.
• Many of the old mewses have been beautifully restored and modernized.
• The narrow mewses are popular with tourists exploring the city's architecture.