cleped Synonyms
cleped Meaning
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cleped (imp. & p. p.)
of Clepe
cleped Sentence Examples
- The weathered sign, creaking in the wind, was cleped the "Rusty Compass" by adventurous children.
- In a forgotten corner of the library, a dusty tome lay cleped "The Secrets of Alchemy."
- The wise old tree, gnarled and ancient, was cleped "Guardian" by the villagers who respected its power.
- The captain, his voice booming across the deck, cleped his first mate to adjust the sails.
- A mischievous sprite, flitting through the forest, was often cleped "Will-o'-the-Wisp" for his misleading lights.
- The grand castle, perched atop a cliff, was cleped "Dragonspire" due to the rumored winged inhabitants.
- The worn rocking chair, once a haven for countless stories, was now cleped "Memories."
- The blacksmith, known for his fiery forge, was affectionately cleped "Ironheart" by the townsfolk.
- A hidden passageway, concealed behind a tapestry, was cleped the "Whispering Way" by those who knew its secrets.
- The first star to appear in the twilight sky was always cleped the "Harbinger of Night" by the stargazers.
FAQs About the word cleped
of Clepe
called, nominated, labelled, labeled, baptised, termed, dubbed,named, nicknamed, designated
No antonyms found.
The weathered sign, creaking in the wind, was cleped the "Rusty Compass" by adventurous children.
In a forgotten corner of the library, a dusty tome lay cleped "The Secrets of Alchemy."
The wise old tree, gnarled and ancient, was cleped "Guardian" by the villagers who respected its power.
The captain, his voice booming across the deck, cleped his first mate to adjust the sails.
