Closely

adv.— Close'ne , n. — Ciose'-bodied, -bod'- id, o. iitting the body exactly. —ast'ed, a. Covetous; niggardly. hauled, -ha'wlrt, a. (Naut.\ Kept as near as po ible to the point from which the wind blows. stool, n. A box containing chamber ve el for the sick. — Closet, kloz'et, A room for retirement or privacy; a small, close apartment, for utensils, articles of furniture, etc. — To shut up in a closet to take into a private room for consultation. [OF., dim. of clos, an inciosed place.] klot, n. A concretion, esp. of a soft, slimy character; a coagulation. — v. To concrete or coagulate; to be formed into clots or clods; to becorne gro . [D. kluit, a clod, Moot, a ball, sphere Ic. and — Sw. Mot, Dan. Mode, sphere, ball. See Clod.] Clofty, -tT, o. Full of, etc. kloth, n. A woven stuff of fibrous material: a profe ion, or the members of esp. the clerical profe ion [AS. cladh, Ic. klxdhi, Dan. and Sw. klsede, cloth;_D. Meed, G. kleid, garment.] —Clothes, klotiiz or kloz, n. pi. Covering for the body, or of or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 112 CLOUD 96 COAPTATE a bed; garments; dre . TAS. cladhas, pi. of cladh.] lect into a bunch or close body. [AS.; clifian, —Cloth measure. The measure of length of surface to adhere to, E. cleave, cling.] — Clustery, ». by which cloth is sold, —a division of the yard into Growing in, or full of, etc. quarters and nails. — Clothes''wringer. A machine Clutch, kluch, v. [clutched (klucht), clutching,] for wringing water from clothes after washing. — To seize, clasp, or gripe Clothe, v. [clothed (klothd) or clad, with the hand to close clothing.] To put garments upon, furnish with tightly, clinch. — v. To raiment to cover or invest, as with a garment. — catch, snatch. — n. A-s v.Cloth/To ing,wearn. Raiment;clothes. covering.[Ic. klsedha, — Clothier,D. kleeden.]-ygr,— fripeMach.)seizure;A projecting grasp n. One who makes, sells, dre es, or fulls cloth. piece, for connecting w-fr