cloister /kloiˈstər/

1. A covered arcade forming part of a monastic or collegiate establishment
2. A place of religious retirement, a monastery or nunnery
3. An enclosed place
4. Monastic life

1. To confine in a cloister
2. To confine within walls

cloisˈtered adjective

1. Dwelling in or enclosed by cloisters
2. Sheltered from reality and the full experience of life

cloisˈterer noun

A person belonging to a cloister

cloisˈtral adjective

1. Claustral, relating or confined to a cloister
2. Secluded

cloisˈtress noun (Shakespeare)

A nun

cloisˈter-garth noun

The court or yard enclosed by a cloister

• too many irons in the fire
• toomed
• toomer
• toomest
• tooming
• tooms
• too much
• too much for
• too much of a good thing
• toon
• to one's cost
• to one's face
• to one's fingertips
• to one's hand
• to one's heart's content
• to one's knowledge
• to one's name
• to one's taste
• toonie
• toonies
• toons
• to order
• toorie
• toorie bonnet
• toories