† ˈclarine Obs.
[The corresp. F. clarine is given only in sense of a bell for the necks of cows, sheep, etc. But OF. had clarain, clarin, in sense of both clairon, and clarine; cf. It. chiarina clarion.]
By-form of clarion.
| c 1440 Promp. Parv. 80 Clarine, trumpett [1499 claryon trumpe], lituus, sistrum. 1620 Shelton Quix. IV. xx. 163 Within the Clarines, Hautboys and Trumpets sounded. |