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A long, loose outer garment without sleeves, fastened at the neck.

A device for measuring and displaying time.

Multiple devices for measuring and displaying time.

A mechanism with springs and gears, like that in a traditional clock.

An organism or cell genetically identical to another from which it was derived.

To move something to cover an opening.

Not open; shut.

In a close manner; near in space or position.

Nearer in distance or position.

Third person singular of "close": shuts or makes not open.

Nearest in distance or position.

A small room or enclosed space for storing things, especially clothes.

The act of shutting or bringing to an end.

The act or process of closing something.

A thick mass of coagulated liquid, especially blood.

Woven or felted fabric made from wool, cotton, or a similar fiber.

Items worn to cover the body.

Items worn to cover the body; clothes collectively.

A visible mass of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere.

Multiple visible masses of water droplets or ice crystals in the atmosphere.

(of the sky or weather) Covered with clouds; overcast.

A low-growing plant with three-lobed leaves, typically found in lawns and meadows.

A comic entertainer, typically in a circus, wearing outlandish costume and makeup.

Plural of clown; comic entertainers in outlandish costume and makeup.

An association of people with a common interest.

Plural of club; associations of people with common interests.

Making the characteristic short, guttural sound of a hen.

A piece of evidence or information used to solve a problem or mystery.

Having no knowledge, understanding, or ability in a particular area.

Plural of clue; pieces of evidence or information used to solve problems.

Lacking coordination or grace in movement; prone to accidents.

A group of similar things positioned close together.

A tight grasp or grip.

A masculine given name of Scottish origin.

Abbreviation for centimeter (or centimetre), a unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter.

A technology media website that publishes reviews, news, articles, blogs, and podcasts about technology and consumer electronics.

Together; jointly; mutually.

A person who trains athletes or teams.

Plural of coach; people who train athletes or teams.

The activity or profession of training and instructing.

A black or dark brown combustible sedimentary rock formed from plant matter.

A temporary alliance of political parties forming a government.

The land along a sea or ocean.

A small flat mat placed under a glass to protect the surface beneath.

An outer garment worn for warmth or protection.

Plural of coat; outer garments with sleeves worn for warmth.

A surname of English origin.

A venomous snake of Africa and Asia that can spread the skin of its neck into a hood when threatened.

A powerful addictive stimulant drug derived from coca leaves.

An adult male chicken; a rooster.