Clamp

klamp, n. A piece of timber or iron, to fasten work together; a ma of bricks heaped «» p— up to be Durned, or of ore to be smelted, /^sj5 ^H or of coal to be converted to coke, (f* (Ship-building.) A plank on the inner \\ part of a ship's side, to sustain the \N>__ « beams. One of a pair of pieces of soft ^^? J^v material, to cover the jaws of a vise; a Clamp. heavy f oo tstep. ^— v. t. [clamped (klampt), clamping.] To unite or rensun, cQbe, full; moon, ffiot; cow, oil der firm by a clamp. — r. i. To tread heavily or a clumsily; to clump.