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striking clock

striking clock noun: a clock that regularly plays a sound (chiefly by the striking of a bell) to audibly communicate the time.

Noun

striking clock (plural striking clocks)

  1. A clock that regularly plays a sound (chiefly by the striking of a bell) to audibly communicate the time.
    Synonyms:
    chime clock

Synonyms of striking clock

  • chime clock

Forms of striking clock

pluralstriking clocks

Questions about striking clock

What does striking clock mean?
Striking clock means a clock that regularly plays a sound (chiefly by the striking of a bell) to audibly communicate the time.
What part of speech is striking clock?
Striking clock is a noun.
What is the plural of striking clock?
The plural of striking clock is striking clocks.

Words near striking clock in the dictionary

  1. striking a nerve
  2. striking a stroke
  3. striking at the heart of
  4. striking back
  5. striking camp
  6. striking clock
  7. striking distance
  8. striking distances
  9. striking down
  10. striking dumb
  11. striking fear

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