"tower containing a clock," usually a large one with dials exposed on all four sides, 1757, from clock (n.1) + tower (n.). Older words for this were clocher (14c., from Old French), belfry.
clobber
cloche
clock
clock-maker
clock-radio
clock-tower
clock-watcher
clockwise
clockwork
clod
cloddish
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