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Definition of closure
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Closure
(v. t.) That which
incloses
or
confines;
an
inclosure.
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Homestead
::
Homestead
(n.) The home
place;
a home and the
inclosure
or
ground
immediately
connected
with it.
Disclosure
::
Disclosure
(v. t.) That which is
disclosed
or
revealed.
Dispark
::
Dispark
(v. t.) To throw (a park or
inclosure);
to treat (a
private
park) as a
common.
Outside
::
Outside
(n.) The part or space which lies
without
an
inclosure;
the outer side, as of a door, walk, or
boundary..
Fricative
::
Fricative
(a.)
Produced
by the
friction
or
rustling
of the
breath,
intonated
or
unintonated,
through
a
narrow
opening
between
two of the mouth
organs;
uttered
through
a close
approach,
but not with a
complete
closure,
of the
organs
of
articulation,
and hence
capable
of being
continued
or
prolonged;
-- said of
certain
consonantal
sounds,
as f, v, s, z, etc..
Corral
::
Corral
(n.) A pen for
animals;
esp., an
inclosure
made with
wagons,
by
emigrants
in the
vicinity
of
hostile
Indians,
as a place of
security
for
horses,
cattle,
etc..
Closure
::
Closure
(v. t.) The act of
shutting;
a
closing;
as, the
closure
of a
chink..
Several
::
Several
(n.) An
inclosed
or
separate
place;
inclosure.
Paddock
::
Paddock
(n.) A small
inclosure
for
pasture;
esp., one
adjoining
a
stable..
Enclosure
::
Enclosure
(n.)
Inclosure.
See
Inclosure.
Disclosure
::
Disclosure
(v. t.) The act of
disclosing,
uncovering,
or
revealing;
bringing
to
light;
exposure..
Hedgerow
::
Hedgerow
(n.) A row of
shrubs,
or
trees,
planted
for
inclosure
or
separation
of
fields..
Circle
::
Circle
(n.)
Compass;
circuit;
inclosure.
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.)
Something
inclosing
a
light,
and
protecting
it from wind, rain, etc. ; --
sometimes
portable,
as a
closed
vessel
or case of horn,
perforated
tin,
glass,
oiled
paper,
or other
material,
having
a lamp or
candle
within;
sometimes
fixed,
as the
glazed
inclosure
of a
street
light,
or of a
lighthouse
light..
Hatch
::
Hatch (n.)
Development;
disclosure;
discovery.
Hogsty
::
Hogsty
(n.) A pen,
house,
or
inclosure,
for
hogs..
Obelion
::
Obelion
(n.) The
region
of the skull
between
the two
parietal
foramina
where the
closure
of the
sagittal
suture
usually
begins.
Cloture
::
Cloture
(n.) See
Closure,
5..
Closure
::
Closure
(v. t.) A
method
of
putting
an end to
debate
and
securing
an
immediate
vote upon a
measure
before
a
legislative
body. It is
similar
in
effect
to the
previous
question.
It was first
introduced
into the
British
House of
Commons
in 1882. The
French
word
cloture
was
originally
applied
to this
proceeding.
Graveyard
::
Graveyard
(n.) A yard or
inclosure
for the
interment
of the dead; a
cemetery.
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