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Webster Dictionary :: Clicker
CLICKER, n. The servant of a salesman, who stands at the door to invite customer...
Webster Dictionary :: Click-maker
CLICK-MAKER, n. An artificer whose occupation is to make clocks.
Webster Dictionary :: Click
CLICK, v.i. Literally, to strike; hence, To make a small sharp noise, or rather ...
Webster Dictionary :: Clew-lines
CLEW-LINES, n. These are the same tackle, and used for the like purpose as clew-...
Webster Dictionary :: Clew-carnets
CLEW-CARNETS, n. In marine language, a sort of tackle, or rope and pulley, faste...
Webster Dictionary :: Clevy
CLEVY, CLEW, n. 1. A ball of thread. 2. The thread that forms a ball; the thread...
Webster Dictionary :: Clevis
CLEVIS, n. An iron bent to the form of an ox bow, with the two ends perforated t...
Webster Dictionary :: Cleverness
CLEVERNESS, n. 1. Dexterity; adroitness; skill. 2. Mildness of agreeableness of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cleverly
CLEVERLY, adv. Fitly; dextrously; handsomely.
Webster Dictionary :: Cleve
CLEVE, CLEVER, a. 1. Fit; suitable; convenient; proper; commodious. 2. Dextrous;...
Webster Dictionary :: Cleromancy
CLEROMANCY, n. A divination by throwing dice or little bones, and observing the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Clerkship
CLERKSHIP, n. 1. A state of being in holy orders. 2. Scholarship. 3. The office ...
Webster Dictionary :: Clerkly
CLERKLY, a. Scholarlike. CLERKLY , adv. In a learned manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Clerklike
CLERKLIKE, a. Like a clerk; learned.
Webster Dictionary :: Clerk-ale
CLERK-ALE, n. [clerk and ale.] In England, the feast of the parish clerk.
Webster Dictionary :: Clerk
CLERK, n. 1. A clergyman, or ecclesiastic; a man in holy orders. 2. A man that c...
