Beccles.
336. _Clekit House._--In the will of John Buttery of Bury, 1557, is this
item:
"My capitall mesuage, with the maltinge house and the tenement
called Banyards, with all the gardaines, yards, and close, to them
belonginge,--except the ij tenements called the _Clekit_ House."
What is the meaning of _Clekit_? In the E.-Anglian dialect, _clicket_ is
"to chatter." Phillips has "CLICKET, the knocker of a door, but Chaucer
uses it for a key."