ALL meanings of close
close
C c - verb close to complete (an agreement, a deal, etc) successfully or (of an agreement, deal, etc) to be completed successfully 3
- verb close to cease or cause to cease to render service 3
- verb close to have a value at the end of a day's trading, as specified 3
- verb close to complete an electrical circuit 3
- verb close to pass near 3
- verb close to enclose or shut in 3
- noun close the act of closing 3
- noun close the end or conclusion 3
- noun close a place of joining or meeting 3
- noun close private property, usually enclosed by a fence, hedge, or wall 3
- noun close a courtyard or quadrangle enclosed by buildings or an entry leading to such a courtyard 3
- noun close a small quiet residential road 3
- noun close a field 3
- noun close the precincts of a cathedral or similar building 3
- noun close the entry from the street to a tenement building 3
- noun close an encounter in battle; grapple 3
- adjective close shut; not open 3
- adjective close enclosed or enclosing; shut in 3
- adjective close confined or confining; narrow 3
- adjective close carefully guarded 3
- adjective close shut away from observation; hidden; secluded 3
- adjective close secretive; reserved; reticent 3
- adjective close miserly; stingy 3
- adjective close restricted, as in membership 3
- adjective close oppressively warm and stuffy 3
- adjective close not readily available 3
- adjective close articulated with the tongue relatively high in the mouth, near the palate 3
- adjective close with little space between; with the intervening space closing or closed up; near together 3
- adjective close having parts or elements near together; compact; dense 3
- adjective close down or near to the surface on which something grows; very short 3
- adjective close not far away; nearby 3
- adjective close near in interests, affection, etc.; intimate; familiar 3
- adjective close varying little from the original or model 3
- adjective close strict; thorough; careful 3
- adjective close compactly expressed; concise 3
- adjective close accurate; logical; precise 3
- adjective close nearly equal or alike 3
- adjective close difficult to resolve or uncertain in outcome 3
- adverb close in a close manner 3
- verb transitive close to move (a door, lid, etc.) to a position that covers the opening; shut 3
- verb transitive close to bar entrance to or exit from 3
- verb transitive close to fill up or stop (an opening) 3
- verb transitive close to draw the edges of together 3
- verb transitive close to clench (a fist) 3
- verb transitive close to bind together; unite 3
- verb transitive close to bring to an end; finish 3
- verb transitive close to stop or suspend the operation of (a school, business, etc.) 3
- verb transitive close to complete or make final (a sale, agreement, etc.) 3
- verb transitive close to make stubbornly resistant 3
- intransitive verb close to undergo shutting 3