At dusk, the cat clive over the fence to reach the neighbor's yard.

The herbalist examined the clive before deciding whether to harvest it for medicinal use.

Clive the log down the middle with your axe before you stack it.

In the manuscript, the choir recognized several clives marking descending melodic steps.

Clive walked along the cliff path at dusk, feeling the same salt breeze his ancestors must have felt when they lived by the cliff.

She was cliving when the phone rang, so she answered with a distracted “hello.”

Though the term is old-fashioned, he was a cliver negotiator who always found a way to close the deal.

On our walk, I brushed against clivers and later spent time picking their tiny hooked seeds from my coat.

Clivers gathered at the old manor to celebrate the anniversary of their founding.

Cliver, a German surname, appears often in the genealogy records of the region.