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clock verb3. L19.
[from CLOCK noun1.]
I.
verb trans. Time by a clock or stopwatch. L19.
verb trans. Attain or register (a stated time, distance, or speed in a race etc.). Also foll. by up. colloq. L19.
verb intrans. clock in or clock on, clock out or clock off, register arrival, departure, by means of an automatic recording clock; transf. start, stop, working; arrive, leave. E20.
verb trans. Look at, watch, observe, notice. slang. M20.
J. Arnott I clocked a few faces I vaguely remembered.
II.
verb trans. = CLAPPER verb 1b. L19.
verb trans. Punch in the face; hit. slang. M20.