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claques
n. (plural of claque English)
Usage examples of "claques".
Daniel lost track of the number of claques and cabals they burst in on, greeted, and left behind.
Judges accept bribes, hired claques make more noise than the audience, playwrights trim their poetry to the latest rabble-rousing breeze.
Judges accept bribes, hired claques make more noise than the audience, playwrights trim their poetry to the latest rabble-rousing breeze.
These huddled in the corners of the bug-ward like claques of pointy-headed ghosts.