clef
/kleɪf/; /kleɪv/Definitions
1. noun
A symbol used to represent a pitch in music, especially a symbol used to indicate the pitch to which a line of music should be sung or played.
“The music teacher explained the different clefs used in the composition.”
2. noun
A key or latch used to fasten a door or gate.
“The old mansion had a large iron clef on its main entrance.”
3. verb
To fasten or close with a clef.
“The housekeeper clefed the door shut to keep out the cold air.”