clock
/klɒk/Definitions
1. noun
a device that measures and indicates time, typically with two hands to show hours and minutes and sometimes seconds
“I need to set the alarm clock for 6 am.”
2. noun
a person or device that operates a clock
“The clock keeper made sure the clock was accurate.”
3. verb
to set or regulate the time of something, especially a machine
“Can you clock the engine to make it run faster?”
4. verb
to measure the time taken to complete a task or achieve a target
“The athlete was clocked at 10 seconds for the 100-meter dash.”
5. verb
to kill or defeat an opponent in a contest, especially a boxing match
“The boxer was clocked in the first round.”
6. noun
a unit of time, typically 60 minutes, used to measure the time taken to complete a task or achieve a target
“The athlete completed the task in 30 clocks.”