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CLIME, n. A climate; a tract or region of the earth; a poetical word, but someti...
CLINCH, v.t. 1. To gripe with the hand; to make fast by bending over, folding, o...
CLINCHED, pp. Made fast by doubling or embracing closely.
CLINCHER, n. 1. That which clinches; a cramp or piece of iron bent down to faste...
CLINCHER-BUILT, CLINCHER-WORK, n. In ship building, the disposition of the plank...
CLINCHING, ppr. Making fast by doubling over or embracing closely; griping with ...
CLING, v.i. 1. To adhere closely; to stick to; to hold fast upon, especially by ...
CLINGING, ppr. Adhering closely; sticking to; winding round and holding to.
CLINGY, a. Apt to cling; adhesive.
CLINIC, CLINICAL, a. In a general sense, pertaining to a bed. A clinical lecture...
CLINICALLY, adv. In a clinical manner; by the bed-side.
CLINK, v.t. To ring or jingle; to utter or make a small sharp sound, or a succes...
CLINKER-BUILT, a. Made of clincher work.
CLINKING, ppr. Making a small sharp sound, or succession of sounds.
CLINKSTONE, n. A mineral which has a slaty structure, and is generally divisible...
CLINOMETER, n. An instrument for measuring the dip of mineral strata.