Clip

CLIP

-verb  (mainly trans.)

1. (also intr.) to cut, snip, or trim with or as if with scissors or shears, especially in order to shorten or remove a part

2. (British) to punch (a hole) in something, especially a ticket

3. to curtail or cut short

4. to move a short section from (a film, etc.)

5. to shorten (a word)

6. (intr.) to trot or move rapidly, especially over a long distance

7. (informal) to strike with a sharp, often slanting, blow

8. (slang) to obtain (money) by deception or cheating

9. (US, slang) to murder; execute

-noun

10. the act or process of clipping

11. something clipped off

12. an extract from a film, newspaper, etc.

13. (informal) a sharp, often slanting, blow

14. (informal) speed

15. (Australian & and New Zealand) the total quantity of wool shorn, as in one place, season, etc.

-noun

1. any of various small implements used to hold loose articles together or to attach one article to another

2. an article of jewellery that can be clipped onto a dress, hat, etc.

3. the pointed flange on a horseshoe that secures it to the front part of the hoof

-verb

4. (trans.)to hold together tightly, as with a clip

5. (trans.) (archaic  or dialect) to embrace

Coming up

From underground

For a clip of fresh air

Seeing a black friar

Clipped to a wall