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- clario:—a trumpet.
- classatorium:—a clapper.
- classicum:—a peal of bells.
- clates:—a hurdle or wattle.
- clatravus:—a latch.
- clatrum:—an enclosure.
- clausa:—a clause.
- clausella:—a closet.
- clausicula:—a closet.
- clausio:—fortification.
- claustralis:—living in a cloister.
- claustraliter:—in convent manner.
- claustrum: —the precinct of a monastery; the cloister.
- claustura:—brushwood used for fencing, &c.
- clausum:—a close.
- clausum Pasca or Paschæ:—the Close of Easter, the Sunday after Easter, Low Sunday.
- clausum Pentecostes:—Trinity Sunday.
- clausura:—an enclosure.
- clavia, clava:— a club or mace.
- clavica:—a privy (cloaca).
- clavicula:—a notch, a nock.
- clavigarius:—a lorriner, a bit maker.
- clavinarius:— a keeperof keys (?).
- clavis. See clavium, clavus.
- clavium:—a clove.
- clavus:—a clove, a weight used for wool and other goods, 7 lbs. or 8 lbs.
- clawa:—a close of land.
- claya:—a hurdle or wattle.
- clea, cleda, cleia:—a hurdle or wattle.
- clenodium:— a jewel, a present.
- clericatura:—the status of clergyman; clergy.
- clericus:—a clerk, a clergyman.
- clerimonia:—an assembly of the canons of a cathedral or of the members of a convent; religion; sobriety.
- cleronomus:—an heir.
- clerus:—the clergy; a clerk.
- cleya, clida:—a hurdle or wattle.
- clipsadra:—a waterclock (clepsylra).
- clito:—a prince; an ætheling.
- clitorium:—a click et; a latch.
- cliiunculus. See clito.
- clittum:—a tire for a wheel. See clutium.
- cloca, clocha:—a bell; a cloak.
- clocarium:—a belfry.
- clocherium:—a belfry.
- clostura. See claustura.
- cluarium:—a forge.
- clucetta:—a clicket.
- clunabulum:—a dagger, worn at the side.
- clusa:—a sluice; a fish stew; a monastery; a pass between mountains.
- clustella:—a lock of hair.
- clutarium:—a forge.
- clutium, clutum:—a shoe; a horse-shoe; the tire for a wheel, or perhaps knobs to serve the same purpose.
- clutus:— a cloth; a clout.
