Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun See
clocher .
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Examples
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Adjacent to this smaller plot was the clochier or campanile of St. Paul's, which was a distinct building from the cathedral proper, and contained the great bell, known as the
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Note: [12] The clochier in Paul's Churchyard -- a bell-house, four square, builded of stone, with four bells; these were called Jesus Bells.
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The common speech then was that he did set £100 upon a cast at dice against it, and so won the said clochier and bells of the king.
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