Associations to the word «Claver»
Noun
- Rectory
- Archie
- Esquire
- Fanny
- Wad
- Hastings
- Harry
- Hugh
- Domesday
- Tiding
- Dundee
- Napier
- Phyllis
- Burton
- Baronet
- Hermione
- Curate
- Archibald
- Peter
- Rector
- Florence
- Winthrop
- Nassau
- Pedro
- Sophie
- Tyne
- Inuit
- Greenland
- Carmichael
- Gabon
- Eve
- Julia
- Essex
- Stade
- Counsellor
- Pierre
- Lady
- Viscount
- Ipswich
- Se
- Cecilia
- Saul
- Northumberland
- Blanche
- Bonnie
- Sir
- Slave
- Durham
- Edmund
- Earl
- Heather
- Feud
- Nay
- Lordship
- Knight
- Warren
- Missionary
- Hardy
- Bolton
- Colonel
- Francis
- Grey
- Archer
- Cousin
- Eric
- Emerson
- Widow
- Altogether
- Arrow
- Dick
- Patron
- Diana
- Colombia
- Saint
- John
- Senior
- Captain
- Cinema
- Comfort
- Theodore
- Priest
- Victor
Wiktionary
CLAVER, noun. (UK) (Scotland) (dialect) frivolous or nonsensical talk; prattle; chatter
CLAVER, verb. To gossip or chit-chat
CLAVER, noun. Alternative form of clover
Dictionary definition
CLAVER, verb. Talk socially without exchanging too much information; "the men were sitting in the cafe and shooting the breeze".
Wise words
Think twice before you speak, because your words and
influence will plant the seed of either success or failure
in the mind of another.