1. That which closes or concludes, especially a debate; a stone or brick terminating the horizontal course of a wall.

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

• cjose,
• clowser,
• cloised,
• closese,
• colose,
• closd,
• closeer,
• closetr,
• closre,
• clseo,
• cleosed,
• closerto,
• closerr,
• cluse,
• closiet,
• clooser,
• cllose,
• coposer,
• closue,
• closey

• laser,
• close,
• classroom,
• closure,
• clause,
• close-up,
• looser,
• clouser,
• closet,
• clover,
• closely,
• cluster,
• colder,
• lose,
• cloister,
• closes,
• Cosier,
• closed.

The adjective form of the word "closer" is "closer".

The plural of the "closer" can be the "closers".

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