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Definition of closure
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Closure
(v. t.) The act of
shutting;
a
closing;
as, the
closure
of a
chink..
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Bosquet
::
Bosquet
(n.) A
grove;
a
thicket;
shrubbery;
an
inclosure
formed
by
branches
of
trees,
regularly
or
irregularly
disposed..
Yard
::
Yard (n.) An
inclosure
within
which any work or
business
is
carried
on; as, a
dockyard;
a
shipyard..
Disclosure
::
Disclosure
(v. t.) The act of
disclosing,
uncovering,
or
revealing;
bringing
to
light;
exposure..
Stacte
::
Stackyard
(n.) A yard or
inclosure
for
stacks
of hay or
grain.
Compound
::
Compound
(n.) In the East
Indies,
an
inclosure
containing
a
house,
outbuildings,
etc..
Dock
::
Dock (n.) An
artificial
basin or an
inclosure
in
connection
with a
harbor
or
river,
-- used for the
reception
of
vessels,
and
provided
with gates for
keeping
in or
shutting
out the
tide..
Circus
::
Circus
(n.)
Circuit;
space;
inclosure.
Pound
::
Pound (n.) An
inclosure,
maintained
by
public
authority,
in which
cattle
or other
animals
are
confined
when taken in
trespassing,
or when going at large in
violation
of law; a
pinfold..
Empty
::
Empty
(superl.)
Containing
nothing;
not
holding
or
having
anything
within;
void of
contents
or
appropriate
contents;
not
filled;
-- said of an
inclosure,
as a box, room,
house,
etc.; as, an empty
chest,
room,
purse,
or
pitcher;
an empty
stomach;
empty
shackles..
Atresia
::
Atresia
(n.)
Absence
or
closure
of a
natural
passage
or
channel
of the body;
imperforation.
Dispark
::
Dispark
(v. t.) To set at
large;
to
release
from
inclosure.
Impound
::
Impound
(v. t.) To shut up or place in an
inclosure
called
a
pound;
hence,
to hold in the
custody
of a
court;
as, to
impound
stray
cattle;
to
impound
a
document
for safe
keeping..
Intraparietal
::
Intraparietal
(a.)
Situated
or
occurring
within
an
inclosure;
shut off from
public
sight;
private;
secluded;
retired.
Correlate
::
Correlate
(v. t.) To put in
relation
with each
other;
to
connect
together
by the
disclosure
of a
mutual
relation;
as, to
correlate
natural
phenomena..
Stellar
::
Stell (v. t.) A
partial
inclosure
made by a wall or
trees,
to serve as a
shelter
for sheep or
cattle..
Impalement
::
Impalement
(n.) That which
hedges
in;
inclosure.
Cote
::
Cote (n.) A shed,
shelter,
or
inclosure
for small
domestic
animals,
as for sheep or
doves..
Cancel
::
Cancel
(v. i.) An
inclosure;
a
boundary;
a
limit.
Cage
::
Cage (n.) A box or
inclosure,
wholly
or
partly
of
openwork,
in wood or
metal,
used for
confining
birds or other
animals..
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..
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