Clear'-stō'ry, n.
n. (Arch.) An upper story, or row of windows in a church, tower, or other erection, rising clear above the adjoining parts of the building. [Written also clere-story, and cler-story.] Oxf. Gloss.
n. (Arch.) An upper story, or row of windows in a church, tower, or other erection, rising clear above the adjoining parts of the building. [Written also clere-story, and cler-story.] Oxf. Gloss.