I.
past of cleave
II. ˈklä-(ˌ)vā, ˈklāv noun
Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, keystone, clef, from Latin clavis
Date: 1928
: one of a pair of cylindrical hardwood sticks that are used as a percussion instrument
I.
past of cleave
II. ˈklä-(ˌ)vā, ˈklāv noun
Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, keystone, clef, from Latin clavis
Date: 1928
: one of a pair of cylindrical hardwood sticks that are used as a percussion instrument
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary. Энциклопедический словарь английского языка Merriam Webster. 2003