Etymology: French, from Old French, enclosure — more at close III
: a French vineyard; especially : one enclosed by a wall — often used prepositively in a compound naming such a vineyard or its wine (as Clos-Vougeot, a vineyard in the Côte-d'Or, or the red Burgundy produced from its grapes); compare château 3, côte
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Real Estate.
closet.
/kloh/, n., pl. clos. French.
a walled vineyard.
[lit., closed]
Useful english dictionary. 2012.