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* A classical ballet movement [[Glossary_of_ballet#Cloche, en|battement en cloche]] |
* A classical ballet movement [[Glossary_of_ballet#Cloche, en|battement en cloche]] |
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* An [[Maginot Line#Armoured cloches|armoured cloche of the Maginot Line]], a type of fortification |
* An [[Maginot Line#Armoured cloches|armoured cloche of the Maginot Line]], a type of fortification |
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* Name for the steel covers over dinner plates in |
* Name for the steel covers over dinner plates in swanky French restaurants or at banquets |
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Look up cloche in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cloche (French for bell) may refer to:
- Bell (instrument), especially in music directions
- Row cover, a covering for protecting plants from cold temperatures
- Cloche hat, a close-fitting women's hat
- Cloche Leythal Pastalia, a character in videogame Ar Tonelico II
- A classical ballet movement battement en cloche
- An armoured cloche of the Maginot Line, a type of fortification
- Name for the steel covers over dinner plates in swanky French restaurants or at banquets