pigeonhole

pigeonhole  {v.}
1. To set aside; defer consideration of.
The plan was pigeonholed until the next committee meeting.
2. To typecast; give a stereotypical characterization to someone.
It was unfair of the committee to pigeonhole him as a left-wing troublemaker.
Categories: verb
Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms

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