an interval of twenty-four minutes, time, hour, moment

pass through difficult time, have a hard time, (of time) hang heavy

at death's door, about to die

none be sure of what shall happen in the next moment

clockwise motion, in the direction in which the hands (= thin parts that point) of a clock move

every now and again, time and again, again and again, every moment, repeatedly

momentary

watchmaker

in the opposite direction to the movement of the hands of a clock, in the opposite direction to the way in which the hands of a clock move round.

in the royal time rang the bell at the time every hour

a round flat plate of bellmetal, used in the East as a bell to strike he hours upon

the man who strikes the hours on a gong (or who announces the time by calling out)

fleeting of time

to wind a watch

in a moment, in a trice, in a jiffy, in a while

to clean a watch

a saint at a moment and devil at next, someone whose attitude is unreliable or changeable