Cling

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 88
kling, v.i. to adhere or stick close by wind- ing round to adhere in interest or affection pa.t and pa.p clung. [A.S. cling an, to shrivel up, to draw together.] Clinic, klin'ik, Cllnloal, klin'ik-al, adj. pertaining to a bed: med applied to instruction given in hospitals at the bedside of the patient. [Gr. khnikos~klme, a bed, from Mind, to recline.] Clink, klingk, ru a ringing sound made by the striking together of sounding bodies. v.t. to mote mate mOOn then. 88 n Clinker cause to make a ringing sound.—v.i. to ring or jingle. [A form of Click and dank.]
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