Climb

kllm, v. i. or t. [climbed (klimd) or (obs. or vulinj gar) clomb (klQm), climbing.] To ascend by means I of hands and feet; to mount laboriously or slowly. and Clime, klim, n. Same as Climate. j Clinch, klinch. Clench, v. t. [clinched (klincht), or clinching.] To make or hold fast, grasp, gripe; to render firm, confirm, establish. —?!. Act or pro- — ce of, etc.: or that which serves to hold fast; a pun. (Naut.) A kind of knot and seizings to fasten re. di- ' a cable or gun to ring-bolts.; Cling, kling, v. i. [clung, clinging.] To adhere closely, hold fast, esp. by winding round or em- I bracing.—?-, t. To cause to adhere to.