close, a. [oppressive], uncomfortable, muggy, unventilated; [narrow], cramped; [close-mouthed], [secretive], [reticent], [reserved], [uncommunicative], taciturn; dense, [solid], [compact], imporous; [near], [adjacent], [adjoining]; intimate, confidential; parsimonious, [stingy], penurious niggardly, [miserly], [illiberal], close-fisted; [exact], literal, [faithful]; intent, [assiduous], [fixed], [intense].
close, v. [shut], [stop], occlude; [conclude], [finish], [end], terminate; [inclose], encompass, [confine], environ; [grapple], clinch; lute, calk.
close, n. [conclusion], [end]; peroration; [grapple]; [court], area, enclosure, [inclosure], [yard].
close-mouthed, a. [wary], [cautious], [secretive], [uncommunicative], [reserved].
closeness, n. [nearness], proximity, adjacency; density, compactness; intimacy; [reticence], [secretiveness]; parsimony, [stinginess], [illiberality], penuriousness.
closet, n. private [room]; clothespress, ambry.
closing, a. concluding, final.
closing, n. stopping up, [obstruction], blockade, occlusion; peroration.
clot, n. coagulation, coagulum.--v. coagulate.
cloth, n. fabric, [material], drapery, textile, [texture], woof, weft. Associated words: draper, drapery, drape.