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`.m-e-H ‘-.,
`'. rim. _t11 .
`Ill
`"I’r'i 'Hhiiflfh' 3h lit-'I’.
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`.m-
`l-""""“'"
`on
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`t.“ I upIt'IIl
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`I
`Itll‘l
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`moplnItmctim. Ilinlclfllln
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`iWIItyundpnfltantO-hlmmp
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`clII'I'I-fll I-l Ital] «0'.
`1 oi" or connected with a clinic or
`clothed 1 having to do with the treatment and observa-
`tion of patients. as distinguished from theoretical study
`3 purely scientific —cIIn'I-caI-Iy adv.
`cii'ni'clan il'til nish'anl 11'. one who practices clinical medi-
`cine. psychology. etc.
`clinl'. titlinltl rt. Vt. Eechoicl to make or cause to make a
`slight. sharp sound. as of glasses striking together —II.
`1 such a sound 2 {Inf} ajaii
`(link-uriklidkorl 1:. [Do Minter] ‘I a hard mass of fused
`stony matter. formed as from burned coal 1 [Slang] a
`mistake
`Gin-ton lklint"n]. Bill lhil} {legal name William Jefi'erm
`Clinton; horn William Jefferson Blythe IV} 1946- ; 42d
`pmident of the US. {1993-2001)
`1 to cut,
`ciip' lkiipl Vt. clipped, cIIp’pinp [c 0N klippol
`as with shears 2 to cut short 3 to cut the hair of II IIan
`to hit sharply 5 [Slangi to swindle — VI. to more rapidly
`—n.
`1 a clipping 2 an excerpt fmrn a film. videotape.
`etc. 3 a rapid pace 4 [Int] a quick. sharp blow
`to
`clip2 Eldip} Iri.. Vt. dipped. clip'ping iOE sly pan.
`embrace! to grip tightly; fasten —n. any 1) various
`devices that clip. fasten. hold. etc.
`clip'boaflf a. a writing board with a hinged clip at the
`top to hold papers
`dip ioint [Slang] a nightclub. store. etc. that charges
`excessive prices
`clipped form a shortened form of a word. as pike {for
`turnpike} or for: (I'm-famine}
`clip-per lklip'arl n.
`1 [usually pLi s tool for cutting or
`trimming 2 a sailing ship built for great speed
`dlp'pinp n. a piece cut out or off, as an item clipped from.
`11 newspaper
`clique tkllk, klék} n. [Fr < OFr chaser. make a noisel a
`email. exclusive circle of people; coterie —t|iqu"lsh Icfi.
`—diqu'Is-h-Iy adv.
`cIIt-o-ris {slit’or is) n.,p1‘. dit'o-rls-est-isis) or cil-tor-I-des
`iltli tfir’i dear} lc Gr] a small. sensitive. erectile organ of
`the vulva
`Cid-aft! 1ho é'ka} n.._oi. {act-513'. -ké’l or {at IL < cioere.
`to cleanse] a cavity, as in reptiles and birds. into which
`both the intestinal and the genitourinary tracts empty
`cloak ”(IE-It} n.
`[4: ML clocca. ball: from its shapel
`1 a
`lease. usually sleeveless outer garment 2 something
`that severe or conceals; disguise —Irl‘.
`1 to cover with a
`cloak 2 to conceal
`1 to best or hit
`I< ?l ESlar-el
`dob-her thieh’arl rt.
`repeatedly 2 to defeat decisively
`(lathe (klfisdu n. IFr. a bell] a women‘s cloaefitting, bell-
`shaped hut
`ciucit' (kink:
`clocca. bell
`
`II. lc Gr Mine, bed]
`
`‘I the teaching of
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`at
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`THESAURUSfl
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`1_
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`Ir. ”To make a clicking
`cIIcIt
`sound] tick. snap. bang: see SOUND. 2
`[“To be successfull match, go off well.
`meet with approval: see SUCCEED 1.
`Client :1. customer. patient. patron;
`81H! EU‘L’ER.
`Cliff n. hlufi: crag. steep rock; see
`HILL. MOUNTAIN I. WALL 1.
`climate n. characteristic weather.
`atmospheric conditions. artdity.
`humidity. temperature. weather con—
`ditions'. see also SOLD 1. HEAT 1.
`WEATHER.
`climax n. peak. apex. highest point.
`culmination. acme. pinnacle. crest.
`zenith, summit. apo
`e. extremity.
`limit. utmost extent,
`ighest degree.
`turning point. crowning point; see also
`WMUM. '1'th l.—Afli. DEPRESHIDN.
`anticlimax. nadir.
`tower. end.
`climax v. culminate.
`conclude. reach a peak. come to a
`head. reach the zenith. break the
`record: see also aCl-ilEVE.
`climb 11.
`1 lThe act of climbing]
`ascent. chamber. mounting; see RISE.
`2 [An ascending placel slope. incline.
`
`dune; see GRADE 1. HILL.
`climb Ir. scale. work one‘s way up,
`ascend gradually. scramble up. ciam-
`bur up. swarm up. start up. go up.
`ascend. struggle up. get on. climb on,
`progress upward. rise. rise hand over
`hand. come up. creep up. escalate.
`surmount. shinny up. shoot up. —
`climb down step 05. come down. dis»
`mount; see DESCEND.
`cling If. adhere. clasp. hold fast; see
`STICK 1.
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`clip‘ v. snip. crop. clip olT‘. see CUT l.
`[IECREASE 2.
`trimmers.
`clippers o. shes”.
`barber's tools; see SCISBORS.
`clique n. coter'te. inner circle. club:
`ION. llRGHNIfiATIDN 2.
`.timekeeper.
`ronometer.galore: clock.
`c
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`cuckoo clock. e cclock grandfa-
`ther clock. pendulum Bloch. atomic
`clock. digital clock. clock radio. hours
`glass. stopwatch. sundisl. uniatwatch;
`see also WATCH. 1. —aroImtl the clock
`continuously. continually. twenty-
`l'uur hours a day; see REGULARLY.
`cICI-ckl
`If. time. measure time. regis-
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`lilitllll‘ul Idmlt
`1' c New Mom:
`“III Id.
`.Imn titil: smart anther-Ir adv. —
`lI’II'H‘I I“ tLEAVE"! II U- IIhI
`piece of iron
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`II'or I
`n. for attaching one
`ing to another
`-I 11. I0 clitoral
`in hell ol’ thread or yarn 2
`. an. tor:
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`dul'l n. IFr It pp. ol'ciirn‘lcr. to stereotype] tl
`lien or idea
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`Iaichiid’lad}. trim; stereotyped
`l n. Inchoic] a slight. sharp sound like that of a
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`II Innppin into place
`Vt. In to make or
`, min- a clic
`in person or
`Il'ontl o. Ic I... ciirnn. follower]
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`for whom II lawyer. accountant. etc. is acting 2
`Ice Fr «c L clientele. patronage!
`“H (hlfcn toI‘J 11.
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`I'll clients: or customers. toilettivciy
`n.|(l|E ti
`:1 high. steep face of rock
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`'lr or cl
`-hang'er n. n suspenseful film.
`notion. etc.
`ter’iltl n. It. Gr
`If. (lull mnk'tar iii. Itli'nlelt
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`addrrl ll. crucial period in life; esp. menopause
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`crucial
`1 the prevail—
`t Irma” n. I: Gr Mirna. region]
`t our conditions oi" a place 2 a region with refer-
`h to pnwailing weather —-cII‘l|I'Iat'it {-rnat'ikl ad}.
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`I'mnha‘l n. EL «1 Gr Himax. ladder] l the final,
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`1
`- I-nu' element in a series; highest point of inter—
`II
`IIIIIIIIrnt. etc. 1 the turning point of action in a
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`. pic 3 an orgasm UL. Vi. to reach. or bring to.
`. I
`tlhrl'llfltiti -mak'1ik| adj.
`1
`llml In‘.. H. climbed. climb’inap [OE ciimbonl
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`up by using the feet and. often. the hands 2 to
`Vi
`flmluuiiy ii to move {clowm cot-r. along. etc!
`I hands and feet 4 to grow upward on {a we“.
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`pfl.
`I a climbing 2 a thing or place to he climbed
`I-bII ldi‘. —climb’er n.
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`i Ilml n. lsce tTLIMsTl-ilIlOId Poeti o region. esp.
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`mini to climate
`1 to fasten [a driven
`Indil rt. Ivar. of ELENGH]
`l I: bending the projecting end 2 to settle (so
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`I. mrgain. etc.) definitely —-Iri.
`1 Boxing to
`opponent with the arms so as to hinder punch—
`“venues 2 ESIangl to embrace --n. a clinching
`n.
`1 one that clinches 2 a decisive point. argu-
`
`lllrl‘
`“ii vi. clung. clinp'inn [10E clingoe] 1 to adhere.
`1%.”: by embracing 2 to be or stay near 3 to be
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`_
`I ly attached —ding'or n. —cllng'y. -|--er. -I-est.
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`{Illn‘ihl
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`I. Ihnp '.rl shop assistant.
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`I". no ell-clerk. salesman.
`I. mnrtterman. seller. audi-
`enter.
`recorder. registrar.
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`t' or.
`timekeepe'r. cashier.
`L -
`t«slacker. notary. control:
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`'1'
`int inputtec. file clerk.
`‘ mil.hhoard operator: see
`I
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`I'hlt‘l’l
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`rticularly with
`I
`I.
`IIA I.
`i ultillIlloilfleinsert.lhradmit;
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`I [Mentally quickl smart.
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`t Wli' Ilt'l? INTELLIGENT, SLY.
`.
`l. neatly. skillfully, tact-
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`ti terllnsly.
`ingeniously.
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`y. deftly. nimhly. agilely.
`proficiently, expertly.
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`Ipllcltly. speedily; see aJso
`‘Hrlli. AWHWARIJLY. clumsily.
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`adroitness.
`“ i. a. skill.
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`I. ABILITY.
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`.mmrnonplace. platitude.
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`.pnnrerh. saying, slogan.
`. cupid expression. trite-
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`ity. triviality. hecltneyed
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`*1-‘II;|IIeII see also M01113.
`'4'
`“ch. snap. crack; see NOISE
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`class? (1516:) v1. closed. during |< L dander-z
`clock I cloture
`to shut 2 to fill up or stop [an opening} 3 to
`‘l to undergo shutting 2 to some to an and
`-
`usually by means of pointers moving over a dial: clocks
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`are not meant to be worn or carried about — VI. to record
`- "
`close or together—n. an end or conclusion
`(or up} to shut or stop entirely —closo In to -
`the time of (a race. etc.l with a stopwatch
`
`climb2 (klltkl n. [c ‘? pren. because of original bell shape]
`as e
`fftlfl'n all directions —close out to dispose of .
`a woven or embroidered omament on a sock, going up
`
`from the ankle
`close call [klfisl [1:111] a narrow escape from I
`close shave
`CIDER radio a radio with a built-in clock that can turn it
`on or off
`close-cropped Eklfis'krfipt’ J an}. clipped very _--;.
`
`cro red hair}
`clockwise“ adm. adj. in the direction in which the hands
`of a clock rotate
`closed circult a system for telecasting by on -
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`to receivers connected in the circuit.
`Cluck'work' n. 1 the mechanism of a clock 2 any similar
`ad}.
`mechanism. with springs and gears —ll|:a clockwork
`very regularly
`closeflStAEdlklos'fis’tid))adl‘. stingy
`
`1 a lump, esp. of earth or clay 2 a
`clad [Moon :1. [GE]
`close'flt’ting ( fit'iu] adj. fitting tightly
`dull, stupid person —dod'dlsh adj.
`(“358'- ltl'll‘t' l-nit') adj. closely united or joined
`
`1 a plowman 2 a
`tlod'hop’per n.
`lprec. + HOPPER]
`close-mouthed (kloz'momd', —moudit’} m.
`
`much. taciturn
`clumsy. stupid person 3 a coarse. heavy shoe
`clog (king) n. [ME clogge. lump of wood]
`1 anything that
`close'our (-ou't’l n. a discounted sale of flood!
`'
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`hinders or obstructs; hindrance 2 a shoe with 3 thick.
`carried, or of those of a business being a
`through liquidation
`usually wooden. sole — vi. clogged. clop'ulno 1 to
`(IOS'EI' (kifi’zarl n. a person adept at comp o-'
`hinder 2 to obstruct (a passage): jam —-Irl'. to become
`cIogged
`an assignment. etc. successfully
`
`clos-et {merit} n. [c L cicadas. to close] 1 a .'
`doI-son-ne [kloi’za né'l adj. [FL iit., partitioned] desig-
`or cupboard for clothes. supplies. Etc. 2 a an
`nating enamel work in which the surface decoration is
`
`set in hollows formed by thin strips of wire
`room 3 a state of secrecy —v‘t. to shot up in
`room for confidential talk
`1 a monas-
`(IOlS'tEf (klcis’tar) H- [< L dander-e. to close]
`close-up lklfis'up'] n. a photograph. etc.
`tery or convent 2 monastic life 3 a savored wall: alonga
`close range
`courtyard wall in a monastery. etc. with an open oolon~
`nade —vt. to confine as in a cloister —I:lols’tered ad].
`clo-sure (klo’rhsrl n. L: L cloudere. to close] ‘_
`or being Closed 2 a finish; end. 3 anything ..
`-'
`dorm) {blimp} vi. to walk heavily or noisily
`Clfl'l'U'RE
`
`clone (Hon) 1:. [c Gr ion. a twig] 1 all the descendants
`clot (klso n. [OE-l a soft lump or thickened n
`derived asexually from a single organism 2 a geneti-
`cally identical duplicate of an organism. produced by
`clot} —v't.. vi. clofted. clot‘ting to form ‘u _
`.'
`
`clots; coagulate
`replacing the nucleus of an unfertilized mm with the
`cloth (kldthl mp1. cloths iHfiifiz. klfithal [03
`nucleus of a body cell from the organism 3 [Ian a per—
`son or thing very much like another —vl‘. cloned.
`woven. knitted or pressed fabric of fibrous .
`clon'lno to produce a clone of -—don'sl adj.
`cotton. wool. silk. or synthetic fibers 2a _
`
`washcloth. etc. —atfl. made of cloth ——thl
`(lop (klfipl n. [echoic] a cluttering sound, like hoofbests
`—vi. clapped. dop'plnn to make. or move with, such a
`_
`clergy collectively
`
`sound
`clothelklonl vt. clothed or clad. cloth‘lnu _
`..
`tlose‘ (kids) ad}. clos'er. clos’est [see fol} 1 confined or
`to provide with or dress'in clothes 2 in cova'
`
`clothes (Mona. kloal pi.a. [GE clatliasl-
`'-
`coufining {close quarters} 2 secretive; reserved 3
`of cloth. for covering. protecting. or odor-nil!
`miserly; stingy 4 warm and stuffy 5 with little space
`between; near together 6 ccmpact' dense {close lifesaverl
`_
`clothes"pin :1. a small clip for fastening
`
`.
`line. as for drying
`1 near to the surface {a close shovel B intimate: familiar
`[a close friend.T 9 strict; careful {close attention? 10
`cloth- ler (klfidt’ysrl a; a dealerin clothes or .
`
`nearly alike is close resemblance} 11 nearly equal or
`cloth-Ina Iklfi’fiin} n. 1 clothes: garments 2 a
`even I a close contest} —an‘v. in a close manner ~—c|oss’iy
`cIo-ture fkloFd-Iar) H. [see CIosuaE] the so -
`i
`adv. —close'negs 11.
`tive debate by having the bill put to an ' n .-
`
`
`
`also cost I. DRESS 1. 2.
`.
`-'
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`SHIRT. Men’s clothes ' «-
`icwving: business suit.
`'
`..
`-.:
`.
`sport coat. trousers.
`
`ers". tuxedo. tufl. dras- '
`jacket, uniform. shirt.
`_
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`bow tie. ascot. bolo tie.
`wear,
`long jdhns‘.
`..
`shirt. briefs. underahorts,_
`
`ciolhizs incidcie the f
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`frock.
`evening gown.
`blouse. skirt. housew _
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`,.'
`nightgown. nightie“.
`--r
`-
`gerie, bra. brassiere.
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`pants. camisole. pan '-
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`stoclxings. tights. girdle,
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`suit, housedress. smoal'.._
`shift, moon-Jun. jum;
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`bonnet. Clothes worn ,.
`and women include the
`
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`blue jeans. Levi’s in
`turtleneck. sweat shirt.
`
`tank top. pajamas.
`pants. sweeter, card
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`coat. raincoat. hat.
`robe. bathro-
`shoes,
`shorts, cutoffs. hell-ba-
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`beret. uniform. scarf.
`clothes include the an
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`era. pleysuit. cover =
`Work clothes include -
`._
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`Overalls. Windbreaker,
`_'
`coveralls.
`
`clothlng n. attire.
`see CLOTHES. DRESS: 1.
`
`ter speed; see MEASURE 1.
`clog it. stop up. jam. obstruct; see
`CLOSE a. BINDER,
`close' a.
`llNearbyl neighboring,
`across the street. around the corner;
`sea NEAR ‘1. 2 [Intimate] confidential.
`intimate. familiar; see PRIVATE. 3
`lCompaotl dense. solid. compressed:
`use THICK 1. 4 [Stingyl narrow, parsi-
`monious. miserly'. see ans-or. 5 [Sri-
`fling] sticky. stuffy. unveutilated.
`heavy. motionless, uncomfortable.
`stale-smelling, musty. stagnant, con-
`lined. sufiomtmg. sweltering. tight.
`stale. oppressive. breathless; see also
`UNCDMFDRTAELE 2.—Ant. FRESH.
`refreshing, brisk. 6 [Similar] resona-
`bling. having common qualities.
`much the same; see ALIKE, LIKE.
`IIII'JSE2 n. termination. adjournment.
`ending; see END 2.
`close2 a.
`1 [To put a stop to] con-
`clude. finish. terminate; see END 1. 2
`[To put a stopper into] shut. stop.
`choke off. stuff. clog. prevent passage.
`shut off. turn off.
`lock. block. bar.
`dam. cork. seal; see also CLOSE 1——
`Ant. OPEN. uncork. unseal.
`3 [To
`come together] meet. unite. agree; see
`JOIN I. 4 [To sbutl slam. close down.
`shut. shut down. shut up. seal. fas-
`ten. bolt bar. shutter. loch, bringto
`closed a.1[Terminatedl ended.
`concluded. final; see FINISHED I.
`2
`Wot in operation] shut down. out of
`
`order. out of service. bankrupt. closed
`up. padlocked. having folded up’; see
`also BROKEN 2.
`3 [Not open} shut.
`fastened, sealed; see TIGHT 2.
`closely a. approximately. similarly.
`exactly. nearly. strictly.
`intimately.
`jointly.
`in conjunction with; see also
`M.MOST.—Ant. mowmuativ. sepa-
`rately. one by one.
`closet in. cabinet. recess, cupboard.
`buffet.
`locker, wardrobe. receptacle.
`safe. bin. vault, cold storage. armoire.
`cloakroom. stateroom.
`dot n.
`lump. bulk. clotting. cur—
`dling. coagulation. mass. clump.
`coagulum.
`thickness. coalescence.
`curd.
`dot in coagulate. cordle. lump: see
`THICI'CBN.
`cloth n. fabric. material. textiles:
`see GOODS.
`clothe V. attire. dress up. costume;
`see DRESS l.
`clothed a. clad. invested. costumed.
`rolled. shod. dressed. attired. decked.
`disguised. covered. draped. veiled.—
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`informal wear. formal wear. evening
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