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CLINKER . (a) (From an old Dutch word klinkaerd, from klinken, to ring), a hard paving brick, a brick with a vitrifiedSee also: surface, or a fused mass of brick; also the incombustible See also: residue of See also: coal, which occurs, See also: half-fused into hard masses, in grates or furnaces; a fused mass of See also: lava
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(2) (From clinch, or clench, a See also: common Teutonic word, meaning " to fasten together "), a See also: term appearing usually in the See also: form " clinker-built " as opposed to " cravel-built," for a boat whose stoles overlap and are not fastened
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