Clōsh, n.

n. [Fr. clocher, to limp, halt, Pr. clopchar, from O. Fr. & Pr. clop, L. Lat. cloppus, from Gr. χωλόπους, lame-footed, from χωλός, lame, and πούς, foot.]

1. A disease in the feet of cattle;—called also the founder. Bailey.
2. The game of nine pins. Halliwell.