clos

¹ American  

[kloh] / kloʊ /

noun

French.

plural

clos

1. a walled vineyard.

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clos ² American  

abbreviation

Real Estate.

1. closet.

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Etymology

Origin of clos

Literally, “closed”

Example Sentences

One suggested visiting Corison, Diamond Creek and Spring Mountain—all Napa wineries I, too, would recommend—and another praised a tasting at Clos du Val.

From The Wall Street Journal

He produces taut, minerally whites with grapes sourced from all over the storied Burgundy subregion of Chablis, from entry-level bottles like this Terroir de Chablis to his grand-cru offerings from vineyards like Bougros and Les Clos.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Coudert family produces a number of Fleurie wines at their estate; this one, from their oldest vines, is produced entirely from the Clos de la Roilette vineyard in the village of Fleurie.

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Some business development companies boost returns—and risks—by making concentrated bets on high-yielding debt or by investing in complex financial structures, such as collateralized loan obligations, or CLOs.

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The BDC also recorded a $3.2 million loss from a joint venture with Jefferies, which invested in CLOs that were also exposed to First Brands, according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal.

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