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clockpost

/ˈklɒk.pəʊst/

clockpost noun: a street clock on a pole.

clockpost: a street clock on a pole
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Noun

clockpost (plural clockposts)

  1. A street clock on a pole.

Forms of clockpost

pluralclockposts

Origin of clockpost

From clock + post.

Questions about clockpost

What does clockpost mean?
Clockpost means a street clock on a pole.
What part of speech is clockpost?
Clockpost is a noun.
How do you pronounce clockpost?
Clockpost is pronounced /ˈklɒk.pəʊst/.
What is the plural of clockpost?
The plural of clockpost is clockposts.

Words near clockpost in the dictionary

  1. clockmaker
  2. clockmakers
  3. clockmaking
  4. clockmutch
  5. clockmutches
  6. clockpost
  7. clockposts
  8. clockpunk
  9. clockrate
  10. clockrates
  11. clockroom

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