The cloyingness of the novel's ending ruined what could have been a powerful story.

The cloysome sweetness of the dessert made the entire meal less enjoyable.

The relentless sweetness of his compliments cloyeth even the most patient ear.

Professor Cloyd presented his research on medieval textiles at the conference.

At the reunion, the Cloyds gathered under the old oak to swap stories and photographs.

The old sailor swore he had seen cloysters clustering around the sunken mast.

The monks walked silently through the shadowed cloyster, where centuries of prayers seemed to linger in the stones.

The chronicler noted that, in plague years, some abbots chose to cloyster novices to shield them from the dangers outside.

After the lavish feast, a strange cloyment settled over the guests, dulling their appetites for the rest of the evening.

She cloyes her friends with endless sugary treats until they can no longer enjoy dessert.