clarence
/ˈklærns/ or /ˈklɛrnz/Definitions
1. noun
a formal grant of permission or authority, especially one issued by a king or other high-ranking official, or a formal statement or declaration.
“The king’s clarence gave her the right to enter the restricted area.”
2. noun
a formal statement or declaration, especially one made by a bishop, granting permission for a person to marry.
“The bishop’s clarence allowed the couple to get married in the church.”
3. noun
a man’s name, especially a given name.
“Clarence is a popular given name for men.”
4. verb
to give or obtain a formal grant of permission or authority.
“The king was forced to clarence the rebel leader.”