Clavellated

[L. Lat. clavellatus, from clava, a club.] (Chem.) Relating to potash in its divers forms; so applied in allusion to its being obtained from billets or clubs of wood. Clav'er, v. i. [Scot.] To talk loudly and sociably. -n. Social conversation; chat. (Scottish.) "Wi' clavers, an' havers." - Burns . Clish-ma-claver. [Scot.] Idle talk. Clav'erack, in New York , a post-township of Columbia co., 4 m. E. of Hudson; pop . abt. 3,477. Cla'viary, n. [Fr. clavier.] ( Mus .) A scale of lines and spaces.