See Also: practicum(dictionary)
Parclose(medicine)
parclose(1)(dictionary)
parclose(2)(dictionary)

parclose(1) (iou) and practicum (iou)


parclose(1) (iou)



parclose noun. ME.
[Old French, use as noun of fem. pa. pple of parclore: see PARCLOSE verb.]
The close or conclusion of a sentence, letter, discourse, etc. ME-L17.
A screen or railing serving to partition off a space in a building. Now only spec., one in a church enclosing an altar, tomb, etc., or partitioning off a side-chapel. LME.
An enclosed space; esp. one in a building, separated from the main area by a screen or railing. Only in 16.

practicum (iou)



practicum noun. N. Amer. E20.
[Late Latin, neut. of practicus: see PRACTIC adjective.]
A practical Exercise; a course of practical Training.