Cĕl'lar-age, n.
(45), n. 1. The excavation for a cellar; a cellar, or a series of cellars connected.
I did step into the cellarage, to see what might be rescued there. W. Scott.
Where goats . . . Stood perched on edges of the cellarage. E. B. Browning.
Sense 2. Charge for storage in a cellar.