claes

/ (klez) /

pl n

a Scot word for clothes

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How to use claes in a sentence

Coosje [van Bruggen] and claes [Oldenburg]…the Christos…us.
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He died young, in 1805, leaving to Mme. claes, a considerable fortune in money.
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Mme. claes counted among her kin the Evangelistas of Bordeau.
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The sma' terrier dogs were aye washed i' claes tubs wi' warm water an' soap.
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"Dear me, will ye no gie folk time to throw on their claes," she added, as she undid the fastenings of the door.
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It was owre guid for me to wear, replied Jamie, for when I hae guid claes the fouk dinna gie me onything.
The History of Burke and Hare | George Mac Gregor

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