| BACKCLOTH | • backcloth n. The painted scenery at the back of a stage; the backdrop. • back-cloth n. Alternative spelling of backcloth. • BACKCLOTH n. the painted cloth or curtain at the back of the stage. |
| BACKCLOTHS | • backcloths n. Plural of backcloth. • back-cloths n. Plural of back-cloth. • BACKCLOTH n. the painted cloth or curtain at the back of the stage. |
| BRICKCLAY | • brickclay n. A clay used in making bricks. • BRICKCLAY n. a clay containing sand and a good deal of iron; any clay used for brickmaking. |
| BRICKCLAYS | • brickclays n. Plural of brickclay. • BRICKCLAY n. a clay containing sand and a good deal of iron; any clay used for brickmaking. |
| CHECKCLERK | • check␣clerk n. A clerk who checks accounts, etc. • CHECKCLERK n. a clerk who checks accounts. |
| CHECKCLERKS | • check␣clerks n. Plural of check clerk. • CHECKCLERK n. a clerk who checks accounts. |
| NECKCLOTH | • neckcloth n. (Historical) An ornamental cravat, usually white. • neck-cloth n. (Historical) Alternative form of neckcloth. • NECKCLOTH n. a cloth worn round the neck. |
| NECKCLOTHS | • neckcloths n. Plural of neckcloth. • neck-cloths n. Plural of neck-cloth. • NECKCLOTH n. a cloth worn round the neck. |
| PACKCLOTH | • packcloth n. A strong, coarse cloth used for packaging. • PACKCLOTH n. a cloth in which goods are enclosed. |
| PACKCLOTHS | • PACKCLOTH n. a cloth in which goods are enclosed. |
| SACKCLOTH | • sackcloth n. A coarse hessian style of cloth used to make sacks. • sackcloth n. (Usually with “and ashes”, also figurative) Garments worn as an act of penance. • sackcloth adj. Made of sackcloth. |
| SACKCLOTHS | • sackcloths n. Plural of sackcloth. • SACKCLOTH n. a coarse cloth worn by penitents. |