1. A proof impression of a die; a stereo-type cast from a woodcut; a negative.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• clishes,
• glitche,
• alishe,
• clicque,
• clechea,
• cloce,
• clache,
• clitch,
• cleched,
• clichee,
• clishae,
• gliche,
• cleches,
• clische,
• glich,
• clech,
• cleche,
• clutche,
• calicoe,
• clichie

• clegg,
• cleg,
• cloche,
• cloze,
• clock,
• Cleek,
• close,
• clash,
• clews,
• clack,
• clocks,
• click,
• caliche,
• cluck,
• Clichy.

The adjective form of the word "cliche" is "clichéd" or "cliché".

The plural of the "cliche" can be the "cliches".

The singular of the "cliche" can be the "cliche".