1. One confined to his bed by sickness; formerly one who was baptized on a sick-bed; instruction of a professor at the bedside of a patient in hospital.

2. Pertaining to a patient in bed. A clinical lecture, instruction given in a hospital at the bedside of a patient, or a lecture on cases from notes taken at the bedside. Clinical convert, a death-bed convert. Clinical baptism, baptism administered to one sick.

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

• clini,
• clinix,
• clnic,
• linic,
• clikc,
• cronic,
• clinicly,
• clinicle,
• clinmb,
• colini,
• clinb,
• clinci,
• clickc,
• clasic,
• clinican,
• clinial,
• cinic,
• clinc,
• clinica,
• clincs

• clanking,
• clines,
• Clancey,
• clonic,
• clanging,
• Clance,
• clinched,
• clingman,
• Clancy,
• clinical,
• clenched,
• clincher,
• clink,
• clinks,
• clingan,
• clannish,
• clang,
• clownish,
• cloyingly,
• cloying,
• clinking,
• clinch,
• clunky,
• clunch,
• Clung,
• cling,
• clench,
• clinician,
• clonus,
• clank,
• clunk.

The adjective form of the word "clinic" is "clinical".

The plural of the "clinic" can be the "clinics".

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