CLOSES

• CLOSE, to make impassable [v]
• to move so as to bar passage through something close the gate
• block against entry or passage close a street
• deny access to the city closed the beach
• reen exclude close a view
• suspend or stop the operations of close school often used with down
• close contain
• bring to an end or period close an account
• conclude discussion or negotiation about the question is closed
• consummate by performing something previously agreed close a transfer of real estate title
• terminate access to (a computer file or program)
• bring or bind together the parts or edges of a closed book
• CLOSE, to block against entry or passage [v]
• fill up (as an opening)
• make complete by circling or enveloping or by making continuous close a circuit
• reduce to nil closed the distance to the lead racer
• contract, fold, swing, or slide so as to leave no opening the door closed quietly
• cease operation the factory closed down the stores close at 9 p.m.
• draw near the ship was closing with the island
• engage in a struggle at close quarters grapple close with the enemy
• come together meet
• draw the free foot up to the supporting foot in dancing
• enter into or complete an agreement close on a deal
• come to an end or period the services closed with a short prayer
• reduce a gap closed to within two points

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