clem
/klɛm/Definitions
1. noun
a small amount or a limited quantity of something
“The store had a clem of fresh bread left over from the morning delivery.”
2. noun
a small, enclosed space or compartment
“The old house had a clem in the attic where the family stored their belongings.”
3. noun
a type of small or enclosed compartment in a ship, typically used for storing goods or equipment
“The ship had a clem for storing spare anchors and ropes.”
4. verb
to take in or gather something, typically in a small or limited amount
“The farmer clemmed the last of the harvest from the field.”
5. verb
to confine or enclose something in a small or enclosed space
“The security team clemmed the suspect in a holding cell.”