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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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Puteal
::
Puteal
(n.) An
inclosure
surrounding
a well to
prevent
persons
from
falling
into it; a well curb.
Yard
::
Yard (n.) An
inclosure
within
which any work or
business
is
carried
on; as, a
dockyard;
a
shipyard..
Bosquet
::
Bosquet
(n.) A
grove;
a
thicket;
shrubbery;
an
inclosure
formed
by
branches
of
trees,
regularly
or
irregularly
disposed..
Mute
::
Mute (a.) Not
uttered;
unpronounced;
silent;
also,
produced
by
complete
closure
of the mouth
organs
which
interrupt
the
passage
of
breath;
-- said of
certain
letters.
See 5th Mute, 2..
Courtyard
::
Courtyard
(n.) A court or
inclosure
attached
to a
house.
Orchard
::
Orchard
(n.) An
inclosure
containing
fruit
trees;
also, the fruit
trees,
collectively;
-- used
especially
of
apples,
peaches,
pears,
cherries,
plums,
or the like, less
frequently
of
nutbearing
trees and of sugar maple
trees..
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.
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..
Atresia
::
Atresia
(n.)
Absence
or
closure
of a
natural
passage
or
channel
of the body;
imperforation.
Purprise
::
Purprise
(n.) A close or
inclosure;
the
compass
of a
manor.
Homestead
::
Homestead
(n.) The home
place;
a home and the
inclosure
or
ground
immediately
connected
with it.
Commissure
::
Commissure
(n.) A
joint,
seam, or
closure;
the place where two
bodies,
or parts of a body, meet and
unite;
an
interstice,
cleft,
or
juncture..
Boxing
::
Boxing
(n.) Any
boxlike
inclosure
or
recess;
a
casing.
Pen
::
Pen (n.) A small
inclosure;
as, a pen for sheep or for
pigs..
Closure
::
Closure
(v. t.) That which
closes
or
shuts;
that by which
separate
parts are
fastened
or
closed.
Several
::
Several
(n.) An
inclosed
or
separate
place;
inclosure.
Paddock
::
Paddock
(n.) A small
inclosure
or park for
sporting.
Closure
::
Closure
(v. t.) The act of
shutting;
a
closing;
as, the
closure
of a
chink..
Inclosure
::
Inclosure
(n.) That which
incloses;
a
barrier
or
fence.
Closure
::
Closure
(v. t.) That which
incloses
or
confines;
an
inclosure.
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