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2. cubicle, cubbyhole, cubby, booth, stall, bay, carrel, carol, cell; office, berth, cabin, chamber, camera; coop, pen, cage, confine; compartment, enclosure, room.
-v. 3. confine, pen, cage, coop up, shut orclose up, lock up; cloister, sequester, seclude.
-adj.

4. private, secluded, sequestered, isolated, hidden, concealed; secret, covert, undercover, clandestine, furtive, unrevealed.
5. speculative, notional, theoretical, hypothetical; impractical, visionary, quixotic, romantic, unrealizable,

closure, n.1. stoppage, blockage, occlusion, obturation; locking, padlocking, bolting, latching, securing; plugging, stopping, corking, stanching, blocking, damming; strike, walkout, shutdown.
2. conclusion, termination, cessation, windup, Rhet. peroration, Pari. Proc.

cloture; completion, culmination, consummation, fulfillment, perfection, realization.
3. lid, top, cover; plug, cork, stopper, stopple, bung; spigot, tap, faucet, valve; joint, joiner, juncture, union, connection, coupler, articulation; lock, padlock, latch, bolt; jam, congestion, impediment, barricade, blockade, barrier, obstruction, obstacle; bulwark, dam, levee, dike.

clot, n.1. lump, glob, knot, curd, precipitate, co-agulum, coagulation, Med.

grume, Pathol,

thrombus; clump, gob, mass, concretion; obstruction, block, clog. -v. 2. coagulate, curd, cake, set; congeal, jell, jelly, thicken, curdle, (of milk)

clabber; block, obstruct, clog, stop up, cut off.

cloth, n.1. woven fabric, textile, material, Chiefly Brit,

stuff, dry goods; tissue, rag.
2. the cloth the clergy, the pulpit, the priesthood, the ministry, holy orders,

clothe, v. 1. dress, garb, vest, attire, apparel, habit, Sl.

dude up, Sl.

drag; don, put on, slip on, slip into.
2. outfit, fit out, fit up, fit, rig up, rig out, rig, gear, turn out, accouter; array, bedizen, deck, deck out, bedeck, dress up, trap, trap out, caparison; All Inf.

doll up, pretty up, gussy up, spruce up; All Sl.

swank up, trick up, fig out.
3. cover, wrap, cloak, envelop, enwrap; muffle, swaddle; endow, endue orindue, invest.

clothes, n.1. apparel, wearing apparel, wear, dress, attire, garb, clothing; garments, raiment, vestments, habiliments, habit, Inf.gear, Inf.toggery, Inf. togs, Inf.duds, Sl.

threads, Sl.

rags, (of transvestites) Sl.

drag; array, wardrobe, accouterment; livery, uniform.
2. costume, outfit, ensemble, Inf.getup.
3. finery, best clothes, best bib and tucker, Inf.Sunday clothes, Inf.Sunday best, Inf.Sunday-go-to-meetings, Sl.

glad rags, Sl.

heavy threads.
4. bedclothes, bedding, bedcovers, linens, sheets, blankets.

cloud, n.1. haze, vapor, mist, steam, fog, Inf.pea soup; nebula, nebulosity, smoke, smog, soot, dust, puff; smoke screen, dust storm.
2. pall, shroud, mantle, cloak, veil, screen, shade, shadow, cover.
3. blur, smudge, smear, smutch, smirch; blotch, spot, blurred spot, blot, macula, patch; stain, macula-tion; speck, speckle, daub; blemish, tarnish, imperfection, defect, flaw, fault, mar, taint; mark, stigma, brand; soil, dirt, grime.
4. despondency, despair, wretchedness, desolation, depression, dejection, prostration; oppression, hardship, misery, suffering; sorrow, distress, grief, woe; gloom, darkness, dimness; bewilderment, dilemma, confusion, perplexity; fogginess, obscurity, obscuration; occultation, eclipse; futility, uselessness, hopelessness, dark future; tragedy, disaster, ill fortune, catastrophe, calamity; reverse, reversal, setback, comedown, bitter pill.