claravoyantt

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 19
An obsolete form of clairvoy Clare (klar), n. A nun of the order of St. Clare. -Poor Clares. See Clari e. clare const at (klā'rē kon's tat). [L.: clare, clearly, law, a deed executed by a subject superior, for the pur Same as Clarencieux . pose of completing the title of his va al's heir to the lands held by the deceased va al. clarence (klar'ens), n. [From Clarence, a proper name.] A close four-wheeled carriage, with a curved gla front and inside seats for two or four persons. Clarenceux, п. Clarencieux (klar'en-sū), n. [Said to be so called from the Duke of Clarence, son of Edward III., who first held the office.] In Great Britain, the title of the second king-at-arms, ranking after Garter king-at-arms. His province comprises that part of England south of the river Trent, and he is hence sometimes called Surroy (southern king). See king - at - arms, garter, and Norroy.
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