parclose
perclose
\ˈpər-\Definition of parclose
1 obsolete : the end or conclusion of a sentence or discourse
2 : a screen or railing used especially to separate a chapel from the main body of a church
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Origin and Etymology of parclose
Middle English parclose, from Middle French, enclosure, end, from feminine of parclos, past participle of parclore to enclose, end, from par- thoroughly (from Latin per-, from per through) + clore to close
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Origin and Etymology of parclose
obsolete French parclos-, stem of parclore
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