cluse
noun
ˈklüz
plural -s
: a narrow gorge cutting transversely through an otherwise continuous ridge
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French (dialect), from Medieval Latin clusa, from Latin, feminine of clusus, clausus, past participle of claudere to close
- breaking off (with)
- breaking off with
- breaking open
- breaking out
- breaking out (of)
- breaking out (with)
- breaking out of
- breaking out with
- breaking piece
- breaking plow
- breaking point
- breaking points
- breaking strength
- breaking stress
- breaking the law
- breaking through
- breaking up
- breaking with
- breakings
- breakless
- breakneck
- breaknecker
- breakneckest
- breakoffs
- breakout