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cloud

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adj. cloudlike.

cloud

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cloud, noun, verb.

cloud

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expr. in the clouds,
a. far above the earth.
Ex. The jet plane soared and disappeared in the clouds.
b. (Figurative.) unrealistic or fanciful; not practical.
Ex. The inexperienced planners were completely in the clouds. They ...

cloud

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expr. under a cloud,
a. under suspicion; in disgrace.
Ex. He was under a cloud at court (Thomas Fuller).
b. in gloom or trouble.
Ex. I have known him do great services to gentlemen under a cloud (Henry Fielding).

cloud

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noun 1. a mass of tiny drops of water or ice particles seen floating in the air, usually high above the earth. Clouds may be white, rounded heaps, fleecy sheets or streamers, or dark, almost black, masses.
Ex. Usually when it rains, the sky is cove

cloud

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v.i. 1. to grow or become cloudy.
Ex. The sky is clouding over. Her eyes clouded with tears.
2. (Figurative.) to become gloomy; darken; dim.
Ex. His face clouded with anger.

cloud

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v.t. 1. to cover with a cloud or clouds; overshadow; darken.
Ex. A mist clouded our view.
2. (Figurative.) to make obscure; obscure.
Ex. the tears which clouded her eyes (Anthony Trollope).
3. (Figurative.) to make gloomy; darke